Project Description
Immersive system to run interactive tutorials, hacking learning lessons or just games that integrates with your system. The main idea is to have an INK language engine to process the tutorial scripts and provide an interactive user interface to the user. The system should be able to listen to different Linux events (like filesystem changes, process is running, the current date, etc) and modify the tutorial state depending on that.
Example:
- We've a tutorial to learn about how to use the linux terminal, a bash introduction
- The tutorial gives to the user a brief explanation about how to create a directory and waits for the directory to be created
- Once the system detects that directory, it automatically go forwards, says congrats to the user and continues with the next step
The main idea is to build the base system with Python and provide a generic interface (dbus, socket, cli) to be able to extend and use from different languages.
This idea is based on the Hack Computer concept, but trying to make it simpler and not tied to the desktop. It's a simple concept to have a way to create a more fun learning experience using a Choose Your Own Adventure like tutorial flow, with different user input that can happen in a different process.
Goal for this Hackweek
This is the full list of goals that will be great to have, in order of importance:
- Build a basic python Ink language interpreter
- Create the base system that runs the tutorial, keep the state and provide an API to be used
- Make the base system extensible with listeners that can wait for
different kind of events:
- user option selection
- user text input
- new file
- date change
- launch program, close program
- system reboot?
- ...
- Create initial tutorial about how to write lils tutorials / games
- Create different graphical user interfaces (GNOME shell plugin, desktop application, web interface...)
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