spencer
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- Added a new SceneRulebook system to manage data-driven validation rules for actions. - Introduced rule checks for actions like "take", "open", "move", "introduce", and "describe". - Created a rulebook engine to evaluate conditions and enforce rules during action validation. - Enhanced action handling with support for scene entry and character descriptions. - Updated the architecture documentation to reflect the new rule-based validation approach. - Added new endpoints and improved the persistence layer for rulebooks.
22 lines
818 B
TypeScript
22 lines
818 B
TypeScript
import type { Action } from "./contracts/action";
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import type { SceneRulebook } from "./contracts/rulebook";
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import type { ValidationResult } from "./contracts/validation";
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import type { WorldState } from "./contracts/world";
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import { createDefaultRulebook } from "./defaultRulebook";
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import { validateWithRulebook } from "./rulebookEngine";
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/**
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* Validate a list of parsed actions against the world state.
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*
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* Pass a SceneRulebook to use data-driven scene rules.
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* Falls back to the built-in default rulebook when none is provided.
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*/
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export function validateActions(
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actions: Action[],
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worldState: WorldState,
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rulebook?: SceneRulebook
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): ValidationResult[] {
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const activeRulebook = rulebook ?? createDefaultRulebook(worldState.id);
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return validateWithRulebook(actions, worldState, activeRulebook);
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}
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