CharacterSheetManager

This app is designed to help RPG game master to organise their game sessions

The project is beginning and clearly not ready to use right now for anything more than testing, stay tuned for more updates

Version

This is the bootstrap version

Requirements

• node js
• http-server : npm install -g http-server
• json-server : npm install -g json-server

Indications

• http-server has to use port 8080 (default)
• json-server has to use port 3000 (default) and db.json file as datasource

Features

Players

• display
• add
• remove

Games

• display
• add
• remove
• character sheet template

Game Sessions

• display
• add
• remove

Game Session details

• general interface
• players and characters list
• character sheet view/edit
• tools

Settings

• themes

How to make your own template

1. Create your template

   Your template is a directory located in the “templates” folder at project’s root. It includes a template.html file (which basically is your template) and any ressource file you need (stylesheets, images etc.)
   The template directory name is important for the following steps, in our example, we shall name it “DD4Template”.

   In our case, the template main file “template.html” has a css file inclusion and references to several images. In this file, input fields have to be linked to the dataModel with a ng-model="characterSheetCtrl.characterData.myFooVar". Otherwise, they will not be persisted.

2. Modify db.json

   In db.json file, add a new object in the “templates” section as following :

   {
      "id": 3,
      "name": "D&D 4 character sheet",
      "squeletton": "DD4Template"
   }

   • Increment the “id” tag
   • Choose any “name” you want, it is the name that will appear in dropdown menus
   • “squeletton” has to be the name of your template directory

3. Play !

   Here you go, create a new game and assign your new template to it and enjoy !

How to make your own theme

1. Create your theme

   Your theme is a directory located in the “themes” folder at project’s root. It includes a theme.css file (which basically is your theme) and any ressource file you need (images etc.)
   The theme directory name is important for the following steps, in our example, we shall name it “medievalTheme”.

   In our case, the theme main file “theme.css” has references to several images.

2. Modify db.json

   In db.json file, add a new object in the “themes” section as following :

   {
      "id": 3,
      "name": "Medieval",
      "squeleton": "medievalTheme"
   }

   • Increment the “id” tag
   • Choose any “name” you want, it is the name that will appear in dropdown menus
   • “squeleton” has to be the name of your theme directory

3. Play !

   Here you go, navigate to the settings, select your new theme and enjoy !