Tonight's assignment: refactor your FizzBuzz into a library and publish it to the npm registry.
You will first refactor the object to have an input and an output method, instead of the "read" and "write" methods.
Just like last night's homework, your constructor should accept arguments that change the strings "Fizz" and "Buzz" (e.g. new FizzBuzz('Bleep', 'Blorp')). The input method should accept two arguments, min and max—you may safely assume they are Numbers. output does not take any arguments, but must return an array.
Your module should expose a function using the CommonJS module.exports construct. I should be able to npm install <your-module> and use it like so:
var FizzBuzz = require('<your-module>');
var buzzer = new FizzBuzz(); // Should accept string arguments that replace 'Fizz' and 'Buzz'
buzzer.input(1, 120);
console.log(buzzer.output());
Name your module sea-d44-fizz-buzz-<your initials> and publish it to the npm registry. And, as usual, fork this repo and submit a PR.