The files involved can broadly be broken into two categories: The entry point files: index.js and index.html and the actual randomizer files: randomizer.js, PlaneDataObject.js, and AirlineNameObject.js. To learn how to develop your own randomizer with the randomtools-js framework, looking at the structure of this example randomizer is the quickest way to understand how to build your own. See later in this document for information on deploying a website. Note that this website is not suitable for production deployment.

Website: Run a local webserver with a program such as serve and access index.html.There are a few flags you can set via the command line.Command line: node -experimental-modules index.js filename.sfc.There are two ways to run AeroBonkers: command line and website. Since this randomizer is mainly an educational tool, only two aspects of the game are randomized: the statistics of the planes available in each scenario, and the suggested airline names given at the beginning of the game. The primary purpose of this randomizer is to be an example of use of the library randomtools-js, which allows anyone to develop a JavaScript-based randomizer. AeroBonkers - Aerobiz Supersonic RandomizerĪeroBonkers is a simple JavaScript-based randomizer for Aerobiz Supersonic for the Super Nintendo.

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