This app randomly generates a humorous sentence that describes a fictional character that you might incorporate into your next novel or film project. Each description is a combination of random sentence "fragments" such as names, nouns, adjectives, and character quirks.

My idol has got to be... Camila Cansler, the delusional helicopter pilot who was raised by wolves

or perhaps...

The movie is about... Marianela Masker, the time-traveling steeplechase olympian who isn't quite sure what year it is

or even...

The play explores the life of... My unreasonably gullible lederhosen designer from the lost city of Atlantis, Christia Chirico

There are some issues with the code, preventing this app from reaching true greatness. Please try to make progress on as many of the tasks below as you can. You may use the internet for help, and anyone in the room who may be able to provide a hint.

1. git clone this repo.
2. Run npm install to install dependencies.
3. Run npm run server to auto-build the project when any changes are made.
4. Open http://localhost:8080/ to use the project.

When the page loads, a randomly-generated character description is shown. Clicking on an individual fragment in the description will cause that fragment to be randomly changed. You can also click the "intro" string above the description to change it. Clicking on the ANOTHER! button will re-render the entire description and intro string, potentially switching to a different description pattern each time.

1. Discover where the sentence fragments are stored, and add some of your own.
2. Each description contains five fragments, and each fragment is rendered to its own page element. However, only four of the five elements are showing up on the page. Please fix! Note that a 'fragment' is a portion of the sentence that highlights as a single color on mouse hover.
3. The intro string is clickable but doesn't change its appearance on mouseover. Please update the style by referencing the same LESS mixin used within the description.
4. Clicking the ANOTHER! button should cause the app to be re-rendered, but it is broken. Please add this feature without simply causing the page to refresh.
5. Ensure that the ANOTHER! button randomly chooses one of the three sentence patterns each time it is clicked.
6. Some fragments are defined with a suffix of , or ..., but that suffix is not getting rendered. Use the FragmentFetcher's promise chain to include this step. Part of the code already exists.
7. The "name" fragment is defined with a startCase modifier. Like above, create a function and include it in the same promise chain so that names will render start-cased (for example, 'tatiana toon' will render as 'Tatiana Toon').