I've developed a complete, standalone HTML document that creates an interactive story player called "xstoryplayer".
_notify() this.statsListeners.forEach(fn => fn(this)); xstoryplayer
// update everything after state changes function fullUpdate(playerInstance) renderStory(playerInstance); updateMetaDisplay(playerInstance); // also manage undo button state based on history (disabled if no history) const hasHistory = playerInstance.getStepCount() > 0; undoBtn.style.opacity = hasHistory ? "1" : "0.6"; undoBtn.style.cursor = hasHistory ? "pointer" : "not-allowed"; if (!hasHistory) undoBtn.disabled = true; else undoBtn.disabled = false; I've developed a complete, standalone HTML document that
// get story stats (depth / steps count) getStepCount() return this.history.length; "pointer" : "not-allowed"; if (
.story-stats background: #0f1629; padding: 0.4rem 1rem; border-radius: 60px; font-size: 0.85rem; font-weight: 500; color: #bbd1ff; border: 1px solid rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15);
<script> // ---------- ✦ xstoryplayer - full featured story graph ✦ ---------- // story database: branching narrative with rich events, ending detection, history stack, undo/redo style.