MisterFlask PhaserCardGame .cursorrules file for TypeScript

# rules for all logic
do not remove interactions using disableInteractive() or removeInteractive() unless you're literally destroying the object and this is a necessary step.  Instead check the UiContextManager and contextually do an early-return.


# Rules for card logic
1. Always implement the PlayableCard class.  InvokeCardEffects is where the actual logic goes of playing the card.
2. Avoid hardcoding specific numbers in the description() method.  Instead use getDisplayedDamage(), getDisplayedBlock(), and getDisplayedMagicNumber() to display the values.
3. Use the forEachAlly and forEachEnemy methods to iterate over the characters in the combat state.
4. Use the performActionOnRandomEnemy method to perform an action on a random enemy.
5. Use the OnPurchase method to perform an action when the card is purchased.
7. Use the baseDamage, baseBlock, and baseMagicNumber properties to set the base values of the card.

# Card Buffs
Playable cards may have buffs (read: instances of AbstractBuff.)  These can be either buffs or debuffs; there is a flag (isDebuff) that determines this and that's set in the cosntructor.  AbstractBuffs implement various triggered effects; e.g. "ExhaustBuff" when added to a card makes it exhaust when played.

You MAY have to create a new implementation of AbstractBuff.  This is necessary if the buff has special logic, such as "PyrestarterBuff" in "Pyrestarter".

# Card Resource Scaling
Some cards have resource scaling.  This is defined in the constructor of the card with a new CardResourceScaling object.  These objects have a resource property which is the CombatResource that the scaling should apply to, and a multiplier which is multiplied with the card's base value to get the final value.  See "StormCloak" for an example.

You MUST use the method signature     override InvokeCardEffects(targetCard?: AbstractCard): void when implementing the InvokeCardEffects method.

Make sure the new card has a NO-ARGS CONSTRUCTOR.

When adding a new card, ONLY use the following super constructor parameters;
{
            name: "Pocket Vial",
            cardType: CardType.ATTACK,
            targetingType: TargetingType.ENEMY,
            rarity: CardRarity.COMMON,
        }

        Beyond that, just set other values in the constructor or deal with them in the relevant methods.