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advanced-rpg-table

v2.0.2

Published

A simple embeddable table and random generator for use with html.

Downloads

28

Readme

Advanced Rpg Table

A simple embeddable table and random generator.

Usage

In your html:

Before you write the table you have to link to this script, this might be in the head of the site but not necessarily.

<script src="https://unpkg.com/advanced-rpg-table" type="module"></script>

Afterwards in your html just add the advanced table, being careful with the form of the text within the tag.

  <advanced-table subject="weapon">
    {
      "type": ["dagger", "sword", "bow", "spear"],
      "element": ["fire", "water", "air", "mind"],
      "aligment": ["divine","infernal","druidic"]
    }
  </advanced-table>

This should generate:

example

If the text within doesn't respect this form (it should be a JSON object) the table will not be generated correctly.

Another example of a possible configuration:

  <advanced-table subject="ship">
    {
      "designation": ["scout", "trader", "warship", "colony ship", "science ship"],
      "weapons": ["laser", "plasma", "mass driver"],
      "engine": ["warp drive","hyper drive", "jump drive"],
      "captain": ["rookie", "veteran", "diplomat", "pirate"]
    }
  </advanced-table>

Previous versions

Versions with 1.x.x required you to define the config in js then pass it to the tag, with 2.0.0 this has changed and it is a breaking change, the old code will remain on npm but if someone is using it I would advise to go to the latest version.