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@sharpee/helpers

v3.0.0

Published

Fluent entity builder helpers for Sharpee Interactive Fiction Platform

Readme

@sharpee/helpers

Fluent entity builder helpers for the Sharpee Interactive Fiction platform.

Installation

npm install @sharpee/helpers

Overview

Concise, chainable builders that take the boilerplate out of constructing entities and their traits:

  • world.helpers() - Importing the package augments WorldModel, exposing room, object, container, actor, and door builders.
  • Fluent traits - Set descriptions, aliases, locations, and common traits without hand-assembling IdentityTrait, SceneryTrait, etc.
  • .plural() - Marks an object as grammatically plural so messages agree in number ("the goats are fixed in place").
  • Direct use - createHelpers() and the EntityHelpers / builder classes are exported for use outside the augmentation.

Usage

import '@sharpee/helpers'; // side-effect import: activates world.helpers()
import { WorldModel } from '@sharpee/world-model';

function initializeWorld(world: WorldModel): void {
  const { room, object, container, actor } = world.helpers();

  const kitchen = room('Kitchen')
    .description('A warm kitchen.')
    .build();

  const knife = object('bread knife')
    .description('A sharp bread knife.')
    .aliases('knife', 'blade')
    .in(kitchen)
    .build();

  // grammatically plural scenery
  object('pygmy goats')
    .description('Three goats chew contentedly.')
    .plural()
    .scenery()
    .in(kitchen)
    .build();
}

Object builder methods

| Method | Effect | |--------|--------| | description(text) | Sets the object description | | aliases(...names) | Adds alternative parser names | | in(entity) | Places the object in a location | | scenery() | Marks as scenery (non-portable) | | plural() | Marks as grammatically plural | | lightSource(opts?) | Adds a LightSourceTrait | | addTrait(trait) | Adds any custom ITrait | | skipValidation() | Bypasses placement validation (uses AuthorModel) | | build() | Creates and returns the IFEntity |

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License

MIT