Step Architecture

Basically, the first step to be executed is the first in the list of steps, and the second depends on the step in question. The step uses either a special next step system or the basic system.

The basic system works like this:

In a step, if the step uses the basic next system and has one of these keys

• "next:" or "n"

  • it's a list of steps with indentation and it's the first step of the list that will be chosen

  • it's text (list of step ids) ex: "step1,step2,step3" it's one of the steps randomly chosen

  • it's text (a step id) ex: "dontExist" but the step id doesn't exist, it's then the step below the current one that will be chosen, which allows having a list of steps that execute in list without having to give the order each time, you can just put next: "d" it's what I do d for down

• "nextRandom" or "nr"

  • it's a list of steps with indentation it's one of the steps randomly that will be chosen

Each step can have its own conditions like a conversation with a category

conditions: