Document initial modules to work on.

[BeyondMagic]

Petalize (web client)

Purpose: is the front-end for the server, displays content, let user manage this module settings and other modules entirely, let user update modules through UI (although the server handles the request to update/add/remove modules, etc), etc.

• Subscribe to receive Request from the server (not sure how to do this yet in a very generalizing way, or even if receiving Request is the answer, because the purpose of the server is back-end entirely, to parse the Request into a manageable thing for modules who are going to parse it into web resources);

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Model Editor

2D model editor with different sized layers.

Capabilities:

• a single web component (custom element) through a static JS file named <model-editor>.

The reason it's a module is that it can be remotely updated without having to interfere with the server running.

Usage:

• At a domain/route, e.j: https://game.beyondmagic.space/editor, the user can simply select this capability (let's call it resource in the UI for comprehensiveness) in a list, and the file will be automatically loaded when the user enters that page, which then he can import in the content editor.

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Progress-it

Tracks the progress you've made in life, whether it's a project, a personal goal, or a hobby.

Capabilities:

• a web component

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Database Visualizer

Visualize database structure and relationships.

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Command Navigator

Commands can set commands in the navigator.

Recommended for:

• quickly setup flashcard;
• quickly setup page/content;
• quickly set bookmarks;

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Visualizer

Visualize all domains in different modes, like graph.

Expose a widget map.

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Flashcard

Receives: no event.
Exposes:

[
	{
		"label": "decks":
		"interface": [
			{
				"type": "GET",
				"description": "List all available decks."
			}
		]
	},
	{
		"label": "flashcard@add":
		"data": {
		}
	},
]

• Have a field be randomized based on a condition.

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Startpage

• Can access something random of the server (quotes data).

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Storyboard

• Divide story in hierarchy types:
  1. parenthicals:
  2. lines:
  3. dialogue:
  4. slugline:
  5. scene:
  6. chapter:
  7. arc:
  8. ...
  9. story:
  10. series: