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What this guide covers
A source note for interactive-fiction writers and tool builders who need to convert or compile Twine-compatible stories outside Twine. It records which formats are supported, the command-line and config-file options, and the Node API objects. It comes from the repository documentation only and nothing was installed or run.
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Extwee 2.4.1: converting Twine stories between Twee 3, Twine 2 JSON and HTML (documentation notes)
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A source note for interactive-fiction writers and tool builders who need to convert or compile Twine-compatible stories outside Twine. It records which formats are supported, the command-line and config-file options, and the Node API objects. It comes from the repository documentation only and nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- Extwee does not author stories or ship story formats; compiling to playable HTML needs a story format supplied separately.
- Converting a story back and forth between formats can add or drop metadata, so compare the result with the original.
- toJSON returns a string rather than an object, so passing a Story to JSON.stringify encodes it twice.
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