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Home Page: https://git.io/awesome-if
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A list of interactive fiction frameworks, tools, and resources
Home Page: https://git.io/awesome-if
License: Creative Commons Zero v1.0 Universal
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Hi tajmone,
thank you for this list, its very helpful. What do you think about moving this mapping tool
IFM (Interactive Fiction Mapper) — (1998–2014) Console/CMD executables available at IF Archive. IFM is a language for keeping track of gameplay progress, and a program for producing various different sorts of output using it, including automapping. See online documentation and IFWiki.
from MS Windows to Cross platform? The bitbucket repository contains information how to compile it for Linux. (Which "works on my machine" ™️ but better anecdotal proof than none ;) )
What do you think?
Cheers,
DBX12
I see build.sh
referenced in build-and-validate.sh
but it is not included in the repo.
I understand this may include sensitive info like github login credentials to deploy but can an example script be added?
Or else expand CONTRIBUTING.md
to include more detailed build & deploy instructions.
Add under ALAN the link to the (new) mailing list:
The old list at Yahoo is no longer active since Dec 15, 2020 (Yahoo stopped supporting the service altogether). So the list was migrated to Google.
TALP (The Text Adventure Literacy Project)
Hi Yakira,
I've updated the updatemarkdown.bat
batch script to make it work with the newer pandoc v2 — sorry for the delay, pandoc 2 was released a few monthes ago, but its non-backward compatible changes forced me to revise lots of pandoc dependent projects, and it took me quite a while.
So, the old script doesn't work anymore with pandoc v2.x, nor the new script works with pandoc v1.x. Pandoc 2 implements the new gfm
format, which is specific to GitHub Flavored Markdown, so it handles it much better than before (still, no support of Task-Lists, except via scripts, but we won't be using Task-Lists here anyhow).
Lately I've considered switching from gfmtoc to doctoc, another similar tool (still Node.JS):
https://www.npmjs.com/package/doctoc
There are two main reasons why I'd like to do this:
doctoc is very actively maintained, and can handle better special chars in TOC links. Plus, it offers a couple of extra interesting features, and also supports generating markdown TOCs for portals other than GitHub:
If it's ok with you, I'd further tweak the batch script to use doctoc instead.
I personally use Sublime Text 3 for editing markdown docs, and hav installed the MarkdownTOC package which automatically updates the TOC at save-time:
https://packagecontrol.io/packages/MarkdownTOC
https://github.com/naokazuterada/MarkdownTOC
If you happened to also use ST, this might be an even better solution as it doesn't require any scripts and we could do without the batch.
Hi Yakira.
I wanted to call your attention to a couple of scripts I've created for automating TOC generation and source cleanup in markdown documents inside my repos:
https://github.com/tajmone/purebasic-archives/tree/master/repo-maintainance-tools
Since the TOC of awesome-interactive-fiction is heading to grow longer and longer in time, I could create a simplified variant of these scripts, to handle the single README of this repo with just a click. The presence of a batch script shouldn't interfere with the overall repo.
At the link provided above, you'll find the rationale behind these scripts, and their advantages in cooperative work.
If you give me the OK to go, I'll modify the script and make a PR for it.
Creating a *nix shell variant of the script shouldn't be a problem either, and the tools invoked by it are cross-platform.
Best regards,
Tristano
Adventuron Classroom:
Add link to XVAN authoring system:
See also:
But I found this: https://nickm.com/curveship/
Add link:
Add link to ZILCH How-to:
In ALAN section, add a link to the new HTML editions of the Alan Conversion Guide from v2 to v3, recently added to ALAN Doc website.
(See: alan-if/alan-docs#114)
Add more links to editors syntaxes for Hugo, as found at:
@yakiradixon, I was thinking of adding a license to the project. Following the guidelines of the Awesome proejct, I would go for the CC0 license (public domain).
Since you're the original creator of this project, I wanted to make sure that this is OK with you.
As you can see, the project is gradually growing and attracting visitors (it's even mentioned in the homepage of the Spring Thing 2019 competion). But it really needs to be licensed.
This might be a better one: https://idmillington.github.io/undum/
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