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Roll weather, events, and encounters for tabletop RPGs like The One Ring and Blade Runner
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Weather and events roller for tabletop RPGs. Supports The One Ring and Blade Runner modes.
Then open http://localhost:8000.
Push to main. GitHub Pages redeploys automatically (configure under Settings → Pages → Deploy from branch → main / root).
The app installs as a PWA via sw.js. When you ship content or code changes, bump CACHE_VERSION in sw.js — this invalidates the old cache and forces installed PWAs to pick up the new files on next launch.
Bump when:
• Adding or changing region/journey-event JSON files
• Updating app.js, roller.js, or CSS
• Changing index.html or manifest.webmanifestRead the full README ↗Weather and events roller for tabletop RPGs. Supports The One Ring and Blade Runner modes.
python -m http.server
Then open http://localhost:8000.
Push to main. GitHub Pages redeploys automatically (configure under Settings → Pages → Deploy from branch → main / root).
The app installs as a PWA via sw.js. When you ship content or code changes, bump CACHE_VERSION in sw.js — this invalidates the old cache and forces installed PWAs to pick up the new files on next launch.
// sw.js
const CACHE_VERSION = 'v1'; // ← increment this
Bump when:
The new service worker takes effect immediately on next navigation (skipWaiting + clients.claim), so users don't need to reinstall.