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@11thdeg/cn-story-clock

v4.0.0-beta.10

Published

A form input custom element for a PbtA style story clock

Readme

Cyan Story Clock

A form component that implements a Story Clock - a visual tracking tool originating from tabletop RPGs like Apocalypse World and Blades in the Dark. Story Clocks display progress as segments in a pie chart, filling in wedges as events or actions advance toward completion.

Installation

We currently only provide the source code for this component. To use it in your project, either copy the source code into your project or import it as a git submodule.

Examle Usage

The following example demonstrates how to use the <cn-story-clock> component to create a simple story clock with three ticks. Each tick is represented by a <cn-tick> component, which takes a label and a value prop. The value prop should be a number, representing the progress of the tick.

<cn-story-clock
  name="Example clock"
  value="1">

  <cn-tick label="Start of the threat" value="0"></cn-tick>
  <cn-tick label="Mid point of the threat" value="1"></cn-tick>
  <cn-tick label="End of the threat" value="2"></cn-tick>

</cn-story-clock>