The handler is ready, so we need to connect it with the keypress event.
But before that we need to improve the init function. It accepts a single parameter and should call on it:
- clear()
- hideCursor()
- grabInput()
The function names are self-explanatory and will help us start working with keyboard events.
Inside of the startMiningGame, after calling init, call the function term.on('event', handler).
This function accepts 2 parameters. The first one is a string. As we want to handle keyboard events,
we’ll set it to 'key'.
The second one is a callback function which has 3 parameters (name, matches, data).
We’ve already implemented the appropriate closure on the previous stage. Time to use it!
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