The World Bible is the central knowledge base of every project in Chronos Atlas. It gives you a structured, searchable library for every person, place, faction, event, and concept that exists in your world — all stored locally in SQLite WASM (via SQLocal) inside the browser’s Origin Private File System (OPFS). Everything you write lives on your machine, with zero cloud dependency.Documentation Index
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What is the World Bible?
The World Bible is the primary reference document for your world — a living database you build alongside your narrative. It is organized in a two-panel layout: the left sidebar displays a collapsible folder and entity tree, while the right panel renders the full content editor for whichever entity or folder is selected. Navigating the tree instantly loads that entry’s rich-text content, attribute values, and linked relationships without leaving the module. Every piece of world knowledge — a character’s biography, a kingdom’s political history, a magic system’s rules — lives as a discrete entity inside the Bible, grouped into folders you define. The hierarchical structure mirrors the way complex fictional worlds actually work: broad categories containing progressively more specific entries.Entity Types
Entities in the World Bible are classified by theirtipo field — a free-form string that maps to one of the canonical hierarchy types defined in hierarchy.ts. The application uses these type identifiers for color-coding, icon selection, and filtering throughout the UI.
personaje
Characters, creatures, and any singular sentient being with a personal history and attributes. Displayed under the Entities category in the hierarchy.
organizacion
Factions, kingdoms, guilds, religions, and any organized group of individuals. Displayed under the Factions category.
lugar
Locations, regions, cities, landmarks, and geographic features within your world. Displayed under the Geography category.
evento
Historical milestones, battles, discoveries, and pivotal moments in your world’s chronology.
objeto
Relics, weapons, artifacts, and objects of narrative importance. Displayed under the Items category.
conlang
Constructed languages and their writing systems. Displayed under the Linguistics category.
universe, planet, geography, magic, factions, items, folder, dimension, map, and timeline are defined in hierarchy.ts and used by the UI for structural organization and visual theming.
Folder Structure
The World Bible organizes entities inside a nested folder hierarchy. Folders are typed using theFolderType union defined in database.ts, so the tree communicates the nature of its contents at a glance. All six folder types are available:
| Folder Type | Purpose |
|---|---|
FOLDER | A generic container for grouping related entities or sub-folders under any category. |
TIMELINE | A container for timeline universes and tracks. Used by the Timeline module. |
DIMENSION | Represents a parallel reality, cosmic plane, or alternate universe within your project. |
CONLANG | Groups constructed-language entries. Used by the Linguistics module. |
MAPS | Groups map entities. Used by the Maps module. |
ARCHIVE | A read-mostly container for historical or deprecated material you want to keep but de-emphasize. |
FOLDER named “Characters” might contain sub-folders for “Heroes”, “Villains”, and “Supporting Cast”, each holding their own entities. The WorldBibleUseCase.createCategory method creates a new root-level folder, while getFolderContent retrieves a folder’s immediate children (both sub-folders and entities) in a single call.
Rich-Text Editor
Each entity’s main body is edited in a Tiptap-based rich-text editor that is fully embedded in the right panel. The editor supports:- Bubble toolbar — a context-sensitive formatting bar that appears on text selection, offering bold, italic, heading levels, and inline code.
- Slash commands — type
/anywhere in the document to open the command palette. Available commands include/heading,/image,/bulletList,/orderedList,/blockquote, and more. - Entity
@mentions— type@followed by any entity name to insert a live cross-reference link. The mention auto-links to the target entity’s page inside the World Bible, so your narrative notes are a single click away from the referenced entry.
Mass Entity Creation
When you need to populate a section of your Bible quickly — a roster of characters, a list of cities, a catalogue of artifacts — the Create Mass Entities modal lets you enter multiple entity names and types in bulk. Under the hood it callsWorldBibleUseCase.createEntityWithAttributes, which creates each entity and immediately injects any EAV (Entity–Attribute–Value) attributes defined by the selected template in the same logical transaction.
Table View
The BibleTableView renders your entities in a spreadsheet-style grid, one row per entity. Every cell is directly editable — click a name to rename it, click a type cell to change the archetype, or drag rows to reorder them.WorldBibleUseCase.quickUpdateEntity handles single-field patches so that each edit is persisted to SQLite immediately without requiring a full form submission. Bulk operations such as moving multiple entities to a different folder or deleting a selection are also available from the table’s action bar.
Export
The Java auxiliary backend exposes a World Bible Export API for compiling your entire entity tree into a formatted document. Send aPOST request to:
format values are EPUB, DOCX, PDF, and HTML. The request body carries a settings object (title, author, genre, cover image URL, theme color, margins, font size) and a contentTree object representing the folder/entity hierarchy to include in the compiled document. The backend’s BookCompilerService processes the tree and streams the generated file back as a binary download.
The Java auxiliary backend must be running to use the Export feature. If it is offline, the export button will be unavailable in the UI.