Alphonso's code review

[camelPhonso]

• This concept was perfect for React!
  • Single page app
  • Lots of components being updated individually depending on your data
  • Crazy fun game
• Looks like you grasped the potential of useState really well! The set up is great
• Between me doing this review and actually submitting I saw you pushed a reducer, which is great stuff, but you could actually have achieved the result you were after by using a useEffect(). Here's how:

export default function checkPulse(stats){
	let cause = ''
	
	if(stats.age > 49) cause = 'being too old'
	if(stats.coffee > 9) cause = 'too much coffee'
	// etc ...
	return cause
}

useEffect(()=>{
	const cause = checkPulse(stats)
	// do it in one place yo! this is the beauty of useEffect
	if (cause !== ''){
		setAlive(false)
		setDeathCause(cause)
	}
}, [age, energy]) // useEffect runs every time one of the 'letal' stats changes