code-jungle

Jungle for developers. Vines are dependencies, canopy is the abstraction layer, predators are bugs, explorers are new hires.

Usage

const { Jungle, WILDLIFE } = require('./src/jungle');

const jungle = new Jungle('Amazon Codebase');
jungle.recruitExplorer('Alice', 3);
jungle.spawnCreature(WILDLIFE.JAGUAR, 2);
jungle.spawnCreature(WILDLIFE.SNAKE, 3);

// Explore
jungle.hackThrough('Alice');
jungle.encounter('Alice');
jungle.climbVine('Alice', 2); // climb to next layer

// Discover hidden features
jungle.discoverTemple('Alice', 'Ancient Webpack Config');

// Weather changes
jungle.setWeather('storm');

console.log(jungle.jungleView());
console.log(jungle.report());

Canopy Layers

• Emergent (Core Services) — 60m, top of jungle, rare and critical
• Canopy (App Layer) — 40m, densest, most complexity
• Understory (API Layer) — 20m, dim, hidden connections
• Forest Floor (Database) — 0m, dark, everything decomposes

Wildlife

• Monkey (Rogue Process) — Chaotic, touches everything
• Parrot (Echo Service) — Repeats everything, loud
• Jaguar (Silent Killer) — Critical bug, lethal, silent
• Snake (Hidden Bug) — Venomous, strikes when disturbed
• Toucan (Dashboard) — Colorful, shows state
• Poison Frog (Side Effect) — Small, toxic
• Butterfly (Log Entry) — Fleeting log messages
• Ant Colony (Background Jobs) — Always working

Components

• Vine — Dependencies between layers, can snap/tangle/reinforce
• Explorer — New hires with machetes, health/energy/courage
• Jungle — Weather, temples, clearings, ASCII cross-section