Conventional Role Play (CRP) is a Python SDK designed for structured processing of tabletop role-playing game (TRPG) logs. It provides functionalities for parsing logs, extracting rules, and rendering outputs in multiple formats. This SDK aims to streamline the analysis and presentation of TRPG session data.
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This documentation is still under construction. Contributions are welcome! See contributing for more information.
- Rule Extraction: Easily extract rules from JSON configuration files using the
RuleExtractorclass. - Multi-format Rendering: Render outputs in various formats such as HTML, Markdown, and JSON using the respective renderer classes (e.g.,
HTMLRenderer). - Extensibility: Create custom plugins to extend the functionality of the SDK. See custom-plugins for details.
- Comprehensive API: Full API documentation available for all modules and classes. See api-documentation.
To install Conventional Role Play, you can use pip:
pip install conventionalrpHere is a simple example of how to use the TRPG Log Processor:
from conventionalrp.core.parser import Parser
from conventionalrp.core.processor import Processor
from conventionalrp.extractors.rule_extractor import RuleExtractor
from conventionalrp.renderers.html_renderer import HTMLRenderer
# Step 1: Load rules
rule_extractor = RuleExtractor()
rules = rule_extractor.load_rules('path/to/rules.json')
# Step 2: Parse the log
parser = Parser(rules)
parsed_log = parser.parse_log('path/to/log.txt')
# Step 3: Process the parsed tokens
processor = Processor()
output = processor.process_tokens(parsed_log)
# Step 4: Render the output
renderer = HTMLRenderer()
html_output = renderer.render(output)
# Save or display the output
with open('output.html', 'w') as f:
f.write(html_output)To create a custom plugin, you can follow the example provided in
custom_plugin.py
. This allows you to add additional processing or rendering capabilities tailored to your needs.
For more detailed information on the API and available classes, please refer to the API documentation.
This project is licensed under the AGPLv3.0 License - see the
LICENSE
file for details.