remove support for evaluation bots

README.md

@@ -56,10 +56,6 @@ The `state` variable can be used to store information that's persistent across f
 * `state.displayStats` takes an array of objects [{key, value, color}] which will be displayed for users in the score section as [key]: [value] in the preferred color (defaults to user color). See https://github.com/latitudegames/Scripting/blob/master/examples/showTextLength.js for an example.
 * `state.inventory` takes an array of objects [{name, quantity}] which will be make the inventory option available in the adventure menu (right). For now, this just displays all items and thier quantities from the inventory.
 See https://github.com/latitudegames/Scripting/blob/master/examples/addSimpleInventory.js for an example.
-* Evaluation Bots:
-  * See https://github.com/latitudegames/Scripting/tree/master/examples/EvaluationBotData for specific bot information.
-  * `state.evaluationBot` uses an evaluation bot to assess latest actions and convert it to machine readable formats. The results of the `evaluationBot` are returned in `info.evaluation`. Different bots return a `reason` (description of their interpretation of the text) as well as various assessment such as `loot` or `health`. See https://github.com/latitudegames/Scripting/blob/master/examples/evaluationBots.js for usage and available bots.
-  * `state.inputBot` uses an evaluation bot to assess the input and convert it to machine readable formats for conducting functions such as skill checks in the context. The results of the `inputBot` are returned in `info.inputEvaluation`. Different bots return a `reason` (description of their interpretation of the text) as well as various assessment such as `DC` or `skill`. See https://github.com/latitudegames/Scripting/blob/master/examples/inputBot.js for usage and available bots.
 * `state.skills` is a dictionary {...values, skill(str):level(int)}. A value in state.skills will enable the skills overlay in the adventure menu. The skills overlay allows players to allocate `skillPoints` or learn `random skills` which can be set with the following parameters:
   * `state.disableRandomSkill` disables the user from learning random skills in the screen
   * `state.skillPoints` sets the number of skill points a player has available.

examples/EvaluationBotData/README.md

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-# Evaluation Bots
-Bots and their usage
-
-# Input
-- `DCStatDifficultyBot` - Evaluates the stat required and difficulty of an action (returns hard/medium/easy difficulty)
-- `InputDCattributeBot` - Evaluate the attribute and difficulty of an action (returns numeric difficulty)
-
-# Input Special Usage
-- `SimplePossibilityBot` - Evalutes two possible actions, PossibleAction1 and PossibleAction2.
-  - Special Usage: When `state.inputBot='SimplePossibilityBot'` you need to provide a character description in `state.contextualString`. This can be up to 75 characters (additional length will be truncated). `SimplePossiblityBot` will use the character description with the actions to provide information on what the character can do in the situation. Useful for enforcing limitations such as missing limbs or weapons.
-
-# Output
-The following bots are best used on output.
-
-## Multipurpose Evaluation Bots
-
-- `GoblinBot` - Evaluates whether it detected any Goblins killed, health was lost, and loot gained
-- `KittenBot` - Evaluates whether rapport was gained or a kitten got hungrier
-- `SpaceLootBot` - Evaluates whether loot would be found (on a spaceship)
-- `HungerBot` - Evaluates whether the player would get hungrier or not
-- `RestDetectBot` - Evaluates whether or not the user got rest
-
-## Simple Evaluation Bots
-There are several evaluation score bots. These bots can be used on either input or output to score different text. They all return a `reason` and a `score` which is roughly along the below descriptions.
-- `KillBot` - Evaluates whether the player is killing things
-- `JudgeBot` - Evaluates whether an action was just
-- `EmpathyBot` - Evaluates whether an action showed empathy
-- `SuccessBot` - Evaluates whether an action succeeded
-- `SantaBot` - Evaluates whether an action showed christmas spirit (An overly judgemental SantaBot also exists but is not currently available)
-

examples/evaluationBots.js

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-
-// Checkout the repo examples to get an idea of other ways you can use scripting 
-// https://github.com/latitudegames/Scripting/blob/master/examples
-
-//CONTEXT MODIFIER
-const modifier = (text) => {
-  state.evaluationBot = 'JudgeBot'
-return { text }
-}
-
-// Don't modify this part
-modifier(text)
-
-
-// OUTPUT MODIFIER
-const modifier = (text) => {
-  console.log(info)
-return { text }
-}
-
-// Don't modify this part
-modifier(text)
-
-
-
-/*
-  AVAILABLE BOTS
-['KillBot', 'JudgeBot', 'EmpathyBot', 'SuccessBot', 'SantaBot'] -> Score
-['GoblinBot'] -> Goblins killed, health lost, loot gained
-['KittenBot'] -> Rapport gained, hunger
-['SpaceLootBot'] -> Loot
-['DCStatDifficultyBot'] -> Stat, Difficulty
-['HungerBot'] -> Fullness
-['SimplePossiblityBot'] -> PossibleAction1, PossibleAction2
-*/

examples/inputBot.js

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-
-// Checkout the repo examples to get an idea of other ways you can use scripting 
-// https://github.com/latitudegames/Scripting/blob/master/examples
-
-//INPUT MODIFIER
-const modifier = (text) => {
-  state.inputBot = 'DCStatDifficultyBot'
-return { text }
-}
-
-// Don't modify this part
-modifier(text)
-
-
-// CONTEXT MODIFIEr
-const modifier = (text) => {
-  console.log(info?.inputEvaluation)
-return { text }
-}
-
-// Don't modify this part
-modifier(text)