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sugarvalidator

v1.0.0

Published

Tool to validate SugarCube games and automatically detect errors

Downloads

5

Readme

SugarValidator

Validates SugarCube games, find bugs quickly and easily

Description

This is a validator made for SugarCube games. It takes your game's HTML file as input, collects all passages from the game and does some basic validation checks to check that << and >> are matched correctly, and that the <<if>> <<elseif>> <<else>> <</if>> are structured correctly.

Most SugarCube games will ship with a few of these types of errors. Now you can easily check for them and fix them before your users do.

How to use

  • You can run this in your browser
  • You can install this as an npm-package
    • Run it in cli
    • As a module in your script
  • You can run this tool as a node-script

Running in your browser

You can run this tool in the browser, simply drag and drop your game's html file to see any issues. Depending on the filesize, the results can be near instant or take a while.

Install as an NPM package

Once installed as an NPM package, you can use sugarvalidator as a cli command (with path to the file to parse), or as a module in your script.

To install NPM Package, run

# global
npm i sugarvalidator -g
# local
npm i sugarvalidator

Use via CLI

# If installed globally, or running as npm-script
sugarvalidator ./MyGame.html
# If installed locally
./node_modules/.bin/sugarvalidator ./MyGame.html

Use as Module

const html = '' // your game's HTML-file-content
const validate = require('sugarvalidator');
console.log(validate(html));

Running this tool as a node-script

  • Create a new folder within your project (ie: validator)
  • Download the files as a zip
  • Extract the files into the newly created folder
  • Run the following command:
$ node ./validator/cli ./YourGame.html