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@ribaltalang/player

v0.5.0

Published

Headless runtime for Ribalta documents: page navigation, steps, state actions, timers, keys, sounds, persistence, SCORM and host values (@extern).

Readme

@ribaltalang/player

Headless runtime for Ribalta documents: page navigation and reveal steps, @state actions, timers, keyboard and swipe, sounds, saved progress, SCORM and values that the hosting page provides with @extern. It has no UI of its own; pair it with @ribaltalang/renderer.

npm install @ribaltalang/player

Feeding a document from your app

A Ribalta source declares the values your page provides, with an example that sets the type and is shown while editing:

@extern score = 0
@data example
| name | points |
| --- | --- |
| Ana | 300 |
@end
@extern ranking = $example

# Score: $score
::: for player, i in $ranking
$i. $player.name: $player.points
:::

Your page sends real values, and externState keeps only declared names with the declared types:

import { externState } from "@ribaltalang/player/extern";

const { state, ignored } = externState(doc, {
  score: 42,
  ranking: [{ name: "Bruno", points: 500 }],
});
// <PageView doc={doc} page={doc.pages[0]} state={state} />

Playing interactive documents

@ribaltalang/player/navigation has startSession, advance, goTo, runActions and sessionHash/parseSessionHash for documents with steps, clicks and branches; clock, keys, sounds, persist and scorm cover timers, shortcuts, audio, saved progress and LMS reporting.

License

MIT or Apache-2.0, at your option.