Releases: dastergon/wheel-of-misfortune
Support for Ink narrative stories
This release adds support for interactive Ink stories.
Ink is a scripting language for writing interactive narrative stories. It enables us to write interactive incident response narratives for team or individual trainings. You can use Inky to write an interactive narrative for an incident and then export the story as JSON. Then, you can store the story file inside the incidents/ folder and associate the Ink story file with an Incident scenario using the inkstory key. You can read an example incident narrative here.
Intuitive UI and Jsonnet support
This release comes with a slick intuitive UI, which makes the app more fun to use.
Additionally, it now has Jsonnet support.
Better progress tracking
Progress tracking has become easier.
Features:
- Timer starts once we spin the wheel to simulate
- Step progress bar to track each step of the incident response cycle
The mobile-friendly release
Prominent feature is that it's now mobile friendly!
First stable release
The first stable release of Wheel of Misfortune.
It includes:
- Instructions and tips on how to conduct the training
- Ability to parse scenarios via a JSON file.
- Optional stopwatch to measure how long it took to troubleshoot the incident.