Added a bunch of spells, and a tools for parsing the json spells list.

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Mark Wolfman
2018-04-01 21:39:54 -05:00
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$ pip install dungeonsheets $ pip install dungeonsheets
.. note::
Dungeon sheets requires **at least python 3.6**. This is mostly due
to the liberal use of f-strings_. If you want to use it with
previous versions of python 3, you'll probably have to replace all
the f-strings with the older ``.format()`` method or string
interpolation.
.. _f-strings: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0498/
Usage Usage
===== =====
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attributes associated with the character. See examples_ for more attributes associated with the character. See examples_ for more
information about the character descriptions. information about the character descriptions.
.. _examples: .. _examples: https://github.com/canismarko/dungeon-sheets/tree/master/examples
The PDF's can then be generated using the ``makesheets`` command. The PDF's can then be generated using the ``makesheets`` command.
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import json
import re
OUTFILE = 'spells_new.py'
INFILE = '/home/mwolf/Documents/dungeons_and_dragons/spells.json'
data = json.load(open(INFILE, mode='r'))
components_re = re.compile('([VSM])?[, ]*([VSM])?[, ]*([VSM])?[, ]*'
'(?:\(([-a-zA-Z ,.0-9;’—()]+)\))?')
def parse_components(string):
result = components_re.match(string)
components = tuple(r for r in result.groups()[0:3] if r is not None)
materials = result.groups()[3]
if 'M' in components:
assert materials is not None
if materials is None:
materials = ''
return components, materials
print(parse_components('V'))
print(parse_components('V, S'))
print(parse_components('S, V'))
print(parse_components("V, S, M (a tiny strip of white cloth)"))
with open(OUTFILE, mode='w') as out:
for spell_name, spell in data.items():
# Read the components list to determine which components there are
class_name = ''.join([s.capitalize() for s in spell_name.split()])
# Process the components
try:
components, materials = parse_components(spell["components"])
except AssertionError:
print(spell_name, spell)
new_s = (f'class {class_name}(Spell):\n'
f' """{spell["description"]}"""\n'
f' name = "{spell_name}"\n'
f' level = {spell["level"]}\n'
f' casting_time = "{spell["casting_time"]}"\n'
f' components = {components}\n'
f' materials = "{materials}"\n'
f' duration = "{spell["duration"]}"\n'
f' magic_school = "{spell["school"].capitalize()}"\n'
f' classes = ()\n'
'\n\n')
# print(new_s)
out.write(new_s)
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