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Ionrift Library

Shared code and features

D&D 5e Pathfinder 2e Starfinder 2e Daggerheart Other systems
Screenshots
  • Entity Manifest window in Foundry on the D&D 5e SRD monster compendium. Each row lists a creature, such as the Aboleth, the Acolyte and several adult dragons, with its matched creature type, sound category and match confidence. The header shows 256 of 345 entities matched.
    Entity Manifest on D&D 5e SRD monsters
  • Entity Manifest window on the Pathfinder 2e Monster Core compendium. Adamantine dragon variants are classed as Dragon (Wyvern) and the Adamantine Golem as Construct (Golem), each with a sound category and 90% confidence. The header shows 1488 of 1501 entities matched.
    Entity Manifest on Pathfinder 2e Monster Core
  • Ionrift Library settings panel with buttons to edit the party roster, inspect entities and manage custom terrains, each marked with icons for the modules that use it, followed by links to join Discord, submit a bug report and open the wiki.
    Library settings panel

The Library is a central place to keep all the shared code and features used across the Ionrift ecosystem.

The library mostly contains all the shared concerns for the Ionrift modules but it also has some features which can be tuned e.g. the 'Entity manifest' which is a database of creature types allowing modules to query creature attributes in a system agnostic way so a skeleton in one system maps the same as a skeleton in another system for example.

The library is also used to manage the party roster in a central and abstracted means for the modules and we can also introduce custom 'terrains' for modules which need those concepts shared.

What it does in a nutshell:

  • Centralises and abstracts concerns needed to manage Ionrift modules
  • Abstracts creature entities and attributes
  • Abstracts party management
  • Abstracts Ionrift specific concepts across modules

Things what it needs:

  • Foundry 12+

Things what use the Library

Foundry Module GitHub Wiki setup

Install from the Foundry package page, or grab the manifest from GitHub.

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