Memory System

Throughout the game we work with a single, global `Memory object.

This memory manges..

• Stores chat messages and settings

• Stores the player’s progression

• Persisted in browser’s LocalStorage

• No server-side storage of user data

• Managed through memory.getMemory()

• Is reactive inside .svelte files

• Doesn’t require custom mutations

• See lib/memory.svelte.ts for the full capabilities.

Example usage

import {getMemory} from '$lib/memory.svelte'
const memory = memory.getMemory()

console.log(memory.settings)
console.log(memory.messages?.length)

memory.addMessage(memory.createMessage(...))
console.log(memory.messages?.length)

memory.reset()
console.log(memory.messages?.length)

Also see lib/messages.js and lib/settings.js for the types that explain exactly what we store.

Client-side only

As the memory is persisted to local storage in your browser, we can’t access it on the server side. This is on purpose.