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extwee-dom

v1.0.2

Published

Extwee-DOM is a browser-compatible version of Extwee

Downloads

10

Readme

Extwee-DOM 1.0.2

Extwee-DOM is a browser-compatible verison of Extwee.

The latest build can be found in the dist folder: extwee-dom.js.

Building

New builds can be generated from source using npm run build using WebPack + Babel.


API Usage

Extwee can be used via the global window.extwee.

TweeParser

TweeParser accepts Twee textual content and saves an internal Story object populated with any passages found.

let tp = new window.extwee.TweeParser("tweeContent");

Properties

  • story: The internal Story object created and populated during parsing.

StoryFormat

StoryFormat accepts a JS object (and will throw an error if not).

It is uncommon for StoryFormat to be used directly.

Properties

  • name: Name of the story format.
  • version: Version of the story format.
  • description: Description of the story format.
  • author: Author of the story format.
  • image: Logo image URL
  • url: URL of story format
  • license: License of the story format
  • proofing: If story format is a proofing story format or not
  • source: The JS source of the story format

Passage

Passage represents a single passage in a Twine story. It accepts name (String), tags (Array), metadata (JS Object), text (String), and pid (Integer).

It is uncommon for Passage to be used directly.

Properties:

  • name: Name of passage.
  • tags: Array of any tags.
  • metadata: Object holding any passage metadata
  • text: Text of the passage.
  • pid: Passage Identification Number (PID)

Story

The Story object holds all information about a Twine story including its metadata, passages, and name.

let s = new window.extwee.Story();

Properties

  • name: Name of the story. (Defaults to "Unknown").
  • metadata: Story metadata represented by StoryData passage in Twee 3
  • passages: Array of Passage objects.
  • creator: Set to "extwee-dom".
  • creatorVersion: Set to version.

Functions

  • getStylePassages(): Returns an array of any passages with the tag "stylesheet".
  • getScriptPassages(): Returns an array of any passages with the tag "script".
  • deleteAllByTag(tag): Deletes any passages with the tag tag.
  • getStartingPassage(): Returns the PID of the starting passage (either Start or StoryData's' start override, if found).

StoryFormatParser

StoryFormatParser accepts the content of a story format's format.js file. Upon successful parsing, it keeps an internal StoryFormat object.

let sfp = new window.extwee.StoryFormatParser("format.js content");

Properties

  • storyFormat: Either null (upon failure to parse) or a StoryFormat object

HTMLParser

HTMLParser accepts HTML content to parse. Upon successful parsing, it stores an internal Story object.

let hp = new window.extwee.HTMLParser("Twine-2 HTML content");

Properties

  • story: Upon successful parsing, this object will hold the story and all passages found.