Changelog

All notable changes to tilttek/accessible-dice will be documented in this file.

Updates should follow the Keep a CHANGELOG principles. Until the package is launched publicly, split to its public repository, this file keeps one "Added" section that describes the current state.

0.1.0-alpha - 2026-11-12

Added

• TilttekAccessibleDiceBundle and its configuration: the standard dice offered, the custom dice offered, how a result is announced — politely by default —, and the translation domain of the labels of the faces; TilttekDiceBundle required, whose custom dice and limits the form uses.
• AccessibleDice: the dice offered as DieChoices, standard by their sides and custom by their name, and the expression of a choice — a die among those, from one to the dice limit of them, and a modifier from -1000 to 1000 —, InvalidChoice for any other.
• FaceDescriber and FaceDescription: each face of a custom die by its label, then its shape and its value in words; the labels of every face for the controller.
• RollAnnouncer: a roll in one sentence, every die by its label or value, a die that did not count said so, then its total or what it gave, the roller's name first when given; Words, through the translator or in English; Politeness.
• Twig: accessible_dice(), accessible_dice_announcement() and accessible_dice_faces(); the form, its dice as large choices, the faces of the custom dice described, how many and the modifier with buttons on each side, the expression they make, an opt-in to hear the results, and a live region; translations in English and French.
• The Stimulus controller: the expression shown as the choice changes, how many dice stepped, the result announced in the live region, each roll of a dice tower on the same page announced, reading aloud only when asked, and the roll moving only without a request for reduced motion; its stylesheet, with targets of 48 pixels at least and the shapes of the faces.
• A browser suite with Panther, run apart.
• Documentation: installation, configuration, the form, accessibility, extension points, testing and reference.
• Community files: contribution guide, code of conduct, security policy and MIT licence.