D&D 5E Markdown version of the 5e SRD

[wizardoest]

I've started working on converting the SRD to markdown in a Github repo. Once complete this will be a version controlled copy of the SRD in a (nearly) universal format.

Anyone know markdown and interested in helping?

I'm planning to make this repo public in the next few days.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/cpncx3iogu9n0ng/Screenshot 2016-01-13 01.08.34.png?dl=0

And for a little context, I'm the guy who designed and build the Fate SRD (ENNIE winning-site that works on phones through TVs)

 

[mangrar]

interesting

Hi. I might be interested, but the spanish version. I am part of a group translating the SRD, would you have any problem on adding another language? In my opinion, it would be nice.

 

[wizardoest]

Once I open it up to the public I would be glad to support translations.

 

[rooneg]

I don't have the time to actively work on this, but I just wanted to thank you for doing it. It'll be super cool to eventually have a version of the SRD sitting around that's easily forkable, so people can easily build complete versions of it that contain just the parts they want for their own game/campaign/world/whatever. Thanks!

 

[rooneg]

I don't have the time to actively work on this, but I just wanted to thank you for doing it. It'll be super cool to eventually have a version of the SRD sitting around that's easily forkable, so people can easily build complete versions of it that contain just the parts they want for their own game/campaign/world/whatever. Thanks!

Ok, I lied. I did have some free time, so I sent you a pull request for the Fighter class ;-)

 

[wizardoest]

I've made the Github repo public at https://github.com/amazingrando/fifth-edition-srd.

Rooneg: I don't see your pull request...

 

[rooneg]

I've made the Github repo public at https://github.com/amazingrando/fifth-edition-srd.

Rooneg: I don't see your pull request...

Well that's awkward, I mistook yours for a different github repo that was doing something similar (github.com/5srd/5srd.github.io). Perhaps it's worth looking at joining forces on that one...

 

[Morrus]

I've made the Github repo public at https://github.com/amazingrando/fifth-edition-srd.

How do you view the actual SRD there?

 

[wizardoest]

Right now there isn't much, just a page or two of it, which you'll find by clicking on "docs" and then choosing a folder and looking at the files.

Once everything is converted I'll be making it easier to parse and provide download links.

 

[GX.Sigma]

Care to favor us non-programmers with a "for dummies" explanation of what any of this means?