Intro to Javascript Week 5 - Object Oriented Programming

classes.js

// League is a Class 
// WNBA, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, would be objects of this class

// Sport Type, Name of the League, Country, Gender

//class definition
class League {
  constructor(leagueName){
    this.leagueName = leagueName;
    this.teams = [];
  }
  addTeam(teamObject){
    this.teams.push(teamObject)
  }
  displayTeams(){
    console.log(this.teams)
  }
}
//create a new object of the League class
let NHL = new League("NHL");

// Team is another Class
class Team{
  constructor(teamName,coachName){
    this.teamName = teamName;
    this.playerRoster = [];
    this.coach = coachName
    this.city = ""
    this.wins = 0;
    this.logo = ""
  }
  assignNewCoach(coachName){
    this.coach = coachName;
  }
}

// Phoenix Suns, San Jose Sharks, Nashville Predators would be objects of the Team class
let team1 = new Team("New York Rangers", "John Smith"); 
let team2 = new Team("San Jose Sharks", );
let team3 = new Team("Nashville Predators");

NHL.addTeam(team1)
NHL.addTeam(team2)
NHL.addTeam(team3)
NHL.displayTeams()


// Players

// Human is a class
// Devon, Kat, Matthew, Brendan, Nick, Sally, are objects of the human class


// Movie Class
// Title, Release Date, Genre, LeadingRole, Director, Length

//class definition
//The constructor method is a special method of a class for creating and initializing an object instance of that class.

class Movie{
  constructor(title){
    this.title = title
  }
  addDirector(directorName){
    this.director = directorName;
  }
  addRelease(date){
    this.releaseDate = date;
  }
  displayMovie(){
    //this output is using template literals
    console.log(`${this.title} was directed by ${this.director}`)
  }

}

//create an Object based off the Movie Class
let movie1 = new Movie("Thor");
movie1.addRelease(2011)
//console.log(movie1)

movie1.addDirector("Kenneth Branagh")
movie1.displayMovie();

let movie2 = new Movie("Thor Ragnarok");
//console.log(movie2)

let myMovieCatalog = [];
myMovieCatalog.push(movie1, movie2)
//console.log(myMovieCatalog)