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P5 backend (the deferred items): - conflict-aware cloud sync via optimistic concurrency: the server versions each backup blob (file mtime) and rejects a push whose base version is stale (409), so a second device can't silently overwrite a newer cloud copy. The client tracks its last-synced version; the SyncStatusIndicator surfaces a "Sync conflict" with one-click resolution (Use cloud / Keep this device), and the Settings push offers the same choice. - revocable invites: owner can rotate a campaign's invite code (kills the old one) and remove a member (drops them + deletes their published characters). (Skipped editor/player roles — no enforcement target in the current model.) - image storage: deliberately deferred (live images already stream de-duped on a separate channel; a backup blob-store is infra with no correctness gain). P7 — subclass/feat/multiclass depth: - feats are now first-class tracked records (name + effect text) in a Feats & Features sheet section, not buried in notes. Dexie v15 migration. - 5e multiclass spell-slot calculator: a pure multiclassSlots() (full ×1, half ÷2, third ÷3 → full-caster table) + a sheet control to fill the slot table for multiclass casters. (Honest scope: tracking + slots, not per-subclass feature automation.) P8 — test hardening: v2-surfaces e2e (feats, multiclass calc, signals bell, World nav) + server tests (blob versioning, invite rotation, member removal) + multiclass unit tests. Gate green: 283 unit + 35 e2e + 2 realtime. App + server build clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
TTRPG Manager
A local-first campaign manager for D&D 5e and Pathfinder 2e, built for both Game Masters and players. Runs entirely in the browser (installable as a PWA) — your data lives in IndexedDB on your device; no account, no server.
Features (MVP)
- Campaigns — create per-system campaigns; deleting one cascades to all its data.
- Characters — 5e/PF2e sheets with live derived stats: ability modifiers, proficiency, skills, saves, AC, initiative, HP (with damage/heal/temp). Autosaves.
- Combat tracker — initiative order, round/turn tracking, conditions, HP, and add/remove/reorder mid-fight without ever corrupting whose turn it is.
- Dice — full notation (
2d6+3,4d6kh3), advantage/disadvantage, seedable RNG, per-campaign roll history. - Compendium — searchable SRD bestiary, spells, and magic items. Add any monster straight into the open encounter.
Tech
- React 19 + TypeScript (strict) + Vite
- TanStack Router · Zustand · Zod · Dexie (IndexedDB) · Tailwind v4 · Fuse.js
- Vitest (unit) + Playwright (e2e), PWA via vite-plugin-pwa
Architecture
src/
lib/
rules/ # game-system abstraction — 5e & pf2e behind one RulesSystem interface
combat/ # pure, tested turn-order + HP engine
dice/ # notation parser + roller
db/ # Dexie schema + repositories (cascade deletes, validation on write)
schemas/ # Zod entity schemas — every number rejects NaN/Infinity
compendium/ # lazy SRD data loaders (code-split out of the main bundle)
features/ # campaigns, characters, combat, dice, compendium (UI)
components/ui/ # design-system primitives
data/srd/ # SRD JSON (Open5e + MPMB); regenerate with scripts/fetch_data.py
The rules layer means features never branch on if (system === '5e'); they call the
RulesSystem interface, so adding a system is a self-contained module.
Development
bun install
bun run dev # dev server at http://localhost:5173
bun run test # unit tests (vitest)
bun run test:e2e # end-to-end (playwright)
bun run build # typecheck + production build
bun run lint
Roadmap
Notes/journal, maps with fog of war, encounter/loot builders, a shared player view, PF2e compendium data, and an optional sync backend for real-time tables.
History
This is a from-scratch rebuild. The previous implementation (deleted) had ~135
documented bugs and no version control; its bug report is kept at
docs/OLD_BUG_HUNT_REPORT.md as a record of failure modes designed against here
(silent data loss, turn-order corruption, no cascade deletes, NaN inputs, dead
Tauri integration). The SRD data and Python scrapers were preserved.