Displays a motivation meter in the console based on inputs for level, maximum level, and unit types

motivation-meter.js

function displayMotivation(currentLevel, maxLevel, title, unitValue, emptyValue){
    const negativeMotivationLevel = currentLevel < 0 ? Math.abs(currentLevel) : 0;
    const negativeMotivation = new Array(negativeMotivationLevel).fill(unitValue || '#');

    const excessMotivationLevel = currentLevel > maxLevel ? currentLevel - maxLevel : 0;
    const excessMotivation = new Array(excessMotivationLevel).fill(unitValue || '#');

    const motivationLevel = Math.max(currentLevel - negativeMotivationLevel - excessMotivationLevel, 0);
    const motivation = new Array(maxLevel)
      .fill(unitValue || '#', 0, motivationLevel)
      .fill(emptyValue || '-', motivationLevel, maxLevel);

    console.log(`Current ${title} Level:`);
    console.log(`${negativeMotivation.join('')}[${motivation.join('')}]${excessMotivation.join('')}`);
}

function reportLevels() {
    [
      {
        title: 'Saltiness',
        level: 7,
        maxLevel: 10,
        unitValue: '🌶️',
        emptyValue: '-'
      },
      {
        title: 'Motivation',
        level: 1,
        maxLevel: 10,
        unitValue: '#',
        emptyValue: '-'
      }
    ]
    .forEach(scale => displayMotivation(scale.level, scale.maxLevel, scale.title, scale.unitValue, scale.emptyValue));
}