@react-story-rich/core

@react-story-rich helps to create narrative games with javascript basics.

Contrary to
Ink or
Twine,
you don't have to learn a "proxy" language to get started.
On the other hand, the library remains sufficiently low level not to restrict itself in the possibilities.
This includes:
* A tree API to parse simple story definitions in JS or even in JSON
* A navigation API to navigate through a Story Node to another
* A history reducer to keep tracks of user actions and render a timeline
* Components & hooks to handle most common interactions

Installation

``bash
npm install @react-story-rich/core -S
// or
yarn add @react-story-rich/core
``

Getting started

With @react-story-rich, you can start with a template based on create-react-app already including the following topics:
* Working with translations
* Dark mode & theming
* Local saves & persistence
* Optimizing performance with virtualization
* Game oriented UI
* Hash Routing
* Deploy to gh-pages

Find the template on GitHub: react-story-rich-template

Go further

To go further, you may be interested to create specific components like a dice roller for example
or puzzle games or a Pokémon like battle scene, everything is possible.

Check the documentation for how create your own custom components with hooks:
* How to create custom components
* Use hooks for focus and interactions