Story Package

The Story package contains methods to control the interactive environment through programmable components.

1. get_context()#

Methods that return the context of interactive environment.

Returns:#

• A StoryAsync object representing the context.

Example#

import story

ctx = story.get_context()

2.1. sleep_async(time: float)#

Simulate an asynchronous delay to synchronize operations.

Parameters:#

• time (float): Delay duration in seconds.

Example#

import story

ctx = story.get_context()

await ctx.sleep_async(10)

2.2. text()#

Returns an internal Text object for creating and managing interactive text elements.

Returns:#

• The Text object.

Example#

import story

ctx = story.get_context()

text = ctx.text()

2.2.1 init_async()#

Initialize the Text component.

Returns:#

• The Text object.

Example#

import story

ctx = story.get_context()

text = ctx.text()

text = await text.init_async()

2.2.2 write(markdown: str)#

Write text in component.

Parameters:#

• markdown (float): The KaTeX-compatible Markdown code to be rendered in the component.

Returns:#

• The Text object.

Example#

import story

ctx = story.get_context()

text = ctx.text()

text = await text.init_async()

text = text.write("""
# Example

The example formula is as follows:

$$
E = mc^2
$$

You can also use mixed text with inline math, for example: "Einstein's famous equation $E = mc^2$ describes the relationship between energy and mass."
""")