Commit df2b099

Nitish Dayal, Software & Applications Developer - [Contact](http://nitishdayal.me)

Last Commit Date: Dec 18, 2016

We're given an HTML document with...basically nothing. There's a `script` tag in the

document header that loads a JavaScript file from [Cornify.com](https://www.cornify.com)

which will inject an image of a unicorn (🦄🦄🦄!) into the DOM and a `p` element

on the bottom of the page if we call `cornify_add()`. The goal of this challenge

is to generate new unicorns every time the user succesfully enters a 'secret code'

that we will decide on.

I didn't make this up. Any unicorn-related questions should be directed @[Wes Bos](https://github.com/wesbos).

This one is pretty fun, and a cool little 'easter egg' you could place on your portfolio!

I would. And I will.

**NOTE:** You guessed it. My solution varies from the official answer key. End result

is the same, but I will never stop being lazy. :)

Declare a `constant` and define it as your secret code _in string format_. Declare

another `constant` and define it as _an empty array_. Attach an _event listener_

to the _window object_ that will listen for the 'keyup' event. We'll define

the _event handler_ as an **arrow function** which will accept the `event` as

a parameter. If the key pressed matches a letter in our secret code **AND**

was pressed in the correct order, we'll **push** the key pressed into our

array. If the _array of keys pressed_ matches our secret code, we can

log out a message in the console, call on the `cornify_add()` function,

and reset the array to be empty. Done!

<script>

(() => {

const pressedKeys = [], secretCode = 'helloworld'

window.addEventListener('keyup', (e) => {

secretCode[pressedKeys.length] === e.key ?

pressedKeys.push(e.key) : pressedKeys.length = 0

if (pressedKeys.join('') === secretCode) {

console.info('Hello you handsome devil!')

cornify_add()

pressedKeys.length = 0

}

})

})();

</script>