text: const Manager = require("./lib/Manager");
  const Engineer = require("./lib/Engineer");
  const Intern = require("./lib/Intern");
  //const Employees = require("./lib/Employee")
  const inquirer = require("inquirer");
  const path = require("path");
  const fs = require("fs");
  
  const OUTPUT_DIR = path.resolve(__dirname, "output");
  const outputPath = path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, "team.html");
  
  const render = require("./lib/htmlRenderer");
  
  
  const employee = []
  
  function managerPrompt{
      inquirer.prompt([
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "name",
              message: "What is your name?"
          },
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "id",
              message: "What is your id?"
          },
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "email",
              message: "What is your email?"
          },
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "office",
              message: "What is your office number?"
          }
      ])
  }
  //.then function to store and push input into employee array
  //function to run other prompt (call back)
  
  //call function after manager prompt input
  //function to run engineer prompt
  function engineerPrompt(){
      inquirer.prompt([
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "name",
              message: "What is your name?"
          },
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "id",
              message: "What is your id?"
          },
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "email",
              message: "What is your email?"
          },
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "office",
              message: "What is your github username?"
          }
      ])
  };
  //create new const to hold new employee and instantiate Employee class to create new instance
  //.then function to store and push input into employee array
  //function to run other prompt (call back)
  
  //call function after manager prompt input
  //function to run engineer prompt
  function internPrompt(){
      inquirer.prompt([
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "name",
              message: "What is your name?"
          },
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "id",
              message: "What is your id?"
          },
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "email",
              message: "What is your email?"
          },
          {
              type: "input",
              name: "office",
              message: "What is your github username?"
          }
      ])
  };
  //create new const to hold new employee and instantiate Employee class to create new instance
  //.then function to store and push input into employee array
  //function to run other prompt (call back)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  // Write code to use inquirer to gather information about the development team members,
  // and to create objects for each team member (using the correct classes as blueprints!)
  
  // After the user has input all employees desired, call the `render` function (required
  // above) and pass in an array containing all employee objects; the `render` function will
  // generate and return a block of HTML including templated divs for each employee!
  
  // After you have your html, you're now ready to create an HTML file using the HTML
  // returned from the `render` function. Now write it to a file named `team.html` in the
  // `output` folder. You can use the variable `outputPath` above target this location.
  // Hint: you may need to check if the `output` folder exists and create it if it
  // does not.
  
  // HINT: each employee type (manager, engineer, or intern) has slightly different
  // information; write your code to ask different questions via inquirer depending on
  // employee type.
  
  // HINT: make sure to build out your classes first! Remember that your Manager, Engineer,
  // and Intern classes should all extend from a class named Employee; see the directions
  // for further information. Be sure to test out each class and verify it generates an
  // object with the correct structure and methods. This structure will be crucial in order
  // for the provided `render` function to work! ```
  