Amir Arad

Hi, I'm using the vorpal-typings and extending it as I go. I'm using typescript strict-mode so I made it pass strict checks. [this](https://gist.github.com/amir-arad/ce236e1970c9039af3ad597af78321c7) is where I keep it for now.

also, had a really hard time supporting the `require('vorpal')()` api, so I'm only declaring the `new (require('vorpal'))()` api. works the same, closer to ES6, and good enough for me.

usage example: ```typescript import Vorpal = require('vorpal'); import {Args, CommandInstance} from "vorpal"; const vorpal = new Vorpal(); vorpal .command('query', 'Queries the server') .action(async function (this: CommandInstance, args: Args) { this.log('query');...

i would like that very very much as well

Here's what we do, for our specific needs: when we simulate hacking in our larps (even with EE) we use a terminal console game (the hacker needs to connect with...

@TolotosRhodan I really like the idea of researching the target in order to hack it! However, I think that hacking should take longer and be less certain than a speed...

also, a lot of relevant information may only by retrieved via a successful hacking attack, making the information itself a target for hacking. example: attack target can be network of...

How about [the fishing minigame from stardew valley](http://www.carlsguides.com/stardewvalley/fishing/how-to-fish.php)? a target has several encryption keys (say, 2-7, depending on the target) which are the equivalent of fish. in order for a...

I am maintaining a fork of my own as well as you. All that I know about CMake and the CPP echosystem that comes into play in this project (and...

also: the downloadable game runs well in linux and OSX under [wine](https://www.winehq.org/). I haven't tried running Ship Window like that, but main screen seemed fine. maybe it's worth checking?