SHIORI
SHIORI refers to the standard of communication between ghosts and baseware. It may also be used to refer to ghost programming languages, though not all languages used for ghosts are exclusively for SHIORI.1)
List of SHIORI
| SHIORI | Notes |
|---|---|
| Akari | C based. Can also be used as SAORI. |
| AYA | C based, though very simplified. No longer in development, succeeded by YAYA. |
| Kawari | A SHIORI with a focus on a flexible “entry” system, which can be used to create dialogues with complex variations. Typically used with middleware. |
| Misaka | |
| PERL Shiori | PERL based. |
| Phiori | Python based. |
| Satori (里々) | Very popular in the Japanese community for its simplicity. Not generally suitable for international developers, as it relies on characters found only on Japanese keyboards. |
| YAYA | C based, though very simplified. The open-source successor to AYA. Can be used for things other than SHIORI. |
SHIORI Events
SHIORI events are sent from the baseware to a ghost/plugin/etc., and contain various information, such as what type of event is being called, what baseware is sending it, and additional information passed along as references.
The ghost/plugin/etc. will then return a response, including a script to be displayed by the baseware. The script may be omitted if no output is desired. For SHIORI events that are sent as NOTIFY instead of GET, the returned script will always be ignored.
Below is a sample of a SHIORI request:2)
GET SHIORI/3.0 Charset: UTF-8 Sender: SSP SenderType: internal,raise Security Level: local Status: choosing,balloon(0=0) ID: OnFirstBoot BaseID: OnBoot Reference0: 1
Below is a sample of a response from a ghost:3)
SHIORI/3.0 200 OK Charset: UTF-8 Sender: AYA Value: \1\s[10]\0\s[0]\e
For more information, see Ukadoc's page on SHIORI/3.0.
