Game Project: The Villager RPG - Beginning HTML5 Games with CreateJS - page 325

After an enemy is attacked, its health is checked in the checkHealth method (see Listing 14-15).
Listing 14-15. Enemy.js - Checking Health of the Enemy
p.checkHealth = function () {
var event;
if (this.healthBar.HP <= 0) {
this.destroy();
}
else {
event = new createjs.Event(events.ENEMY_ATTACKED_COMPLETE, true);
this.dispatchEvent(event);
}
}
p.destroy = function () {
var event;
this.enemySprite.on('animationend', function () {
event = new createjs.Event(events.ENEMY_DESTROYED, true);
this.dispatchEvent(event);
}, this);
this.enemySprite.gotoAndPlay(this.data.frame + '_die');
}
If the enemy still has hit points, the ENEMY_ATTACKED_COMPLETE event is dispatched back to the game, where it will
resume the battle. If the enemy's health bar is empty, it should die. Each enemy sprite has an animation sequence that
will dissolve it away with a pixelated effect. This animation is accessed by appending the string _die to the frame data
property. Once complete, the ENEMY_DESTROYED event is dispatched, and the current game state will be evaluated.
Listing 14-16 shows the entire Enemy class.
Listing 14-16. Enemy.js - The Complete Enemy Class
(function () {
window.game = window.game || {}
function Enemy(type) {
this.data = data.EnemyData[type];
this.initialize();
}
var p = Enemy.prototype = new createjs.Container();
p.data = null;
p.enemySprite = null;
p.targetSprite = null;
p.magicSprite = null;
p.healthBar = null;
p.targetTween = null;
p.targetable = false;