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fftcgtool/fftcg/opus.py
2021-08-18 13:50:07 +02:00

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import logging
import roman
from .cards import Cards
from .ttsdeck import TTSDeck
class Opus(Cards):
def __init__(self, opus_id: str):
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
if opus_id.isnumeric():
name = f"Opus {opus_id}"
self.__number = opus_id
params = {"set": [f"Opus {roman.toRoman(int(opus_id)).upper()}"]}
elif opus_id == "chaos":
name = "Boss Deck Chaos"
self.__number = "B"
params = {"set": [name]}
elif opus_id == "promo":
name = "Promo"
self.__number = "PR"
params = {"rarity": ["pr"]}
else:
name = "?"
self.__number = "?"
self.__filename = "?"
params = {"set": "?"}
super().__init__(name)
self._load(params)
# remove reprints
for card in self:
if not card.code.opus == self.__number:
self.remove(card)
# sort cards by opus, then serial
self.sort(key=lambda x: x.code.serial)
self.sort(key=lambda x: x.code.opus)
for card in self:
logger.info(f"imported card {card}")
@property
def number(self) -> str:
return self.__number
@property
def elemental_decks(self) -> list[TTSDeck]:
if self.name in ["Promo", "Boss Deck Chaos"]:
return [TTSDeck(
[
card.code
for card in self
],
f"{self.name}",
f"All {self.name} Cards in elemental, then alphabetical order"
)]
else:
def element_filter(element: str):
return lambda card: card.elements == [element]
# simple cases: create lambdas for base elemental decks
base_elements = ["Fire", "Ice", "Wind", "Earth", "Lightning", "Water"]
filters = {elem: element_filter(elem) for elem in base_elements}
filters |= {
# light/darkness elemental deck
"Light/Darkness": lambda card: card.elements == ["Light"] or card.elements == ["Darkness"],
# multi element deck
"Multi": lambda card: len(card.elements) > 1,
}
return [TTSDeck(
[
card.code
for card in self
if f(card)
],
f"{self.name} {elem}",
f"All {self.name} Cards with {elem} element in alphabetical order"
) for elem, f in filters.items()]