fftcgtool

Card import tool for Final Fantasy TCG Complete mod for the Tabletop Simulator

Usage

Usage: fftcgtool.py [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Imports FFTCG cards for TT-Sim.

Options:
  -v, --verbose        increase output verbosity  [x>=0]
  -l, --language LANG  language for imported objects
  -z, --zip FILE       wrap deck files into a zip archive, skip creating
                       individual JSONs
  -o, --output DIR     use specified output directory instead of ./out
  -u, --db-url URL     load immutable CardDB from URL instead of local,
                       overrides -f
  -f, --db-file FILE   use specified CardDB file instead of ./out/carddb.zip
  --help               Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  ffdecks  Imports Decks from the ffdecks.com API and creates it as a...
  opuses   Imports Opuses from the square API and creates its elemental...

Examples

Import Opuses

fftcgtool opuses 14

Import Opus XIV.

Card face images are saved to the out/images/ subdirectory.

For each of the six base elements, an "elemental deck" is saved to the out/decks/ subdirectory. An elemental deck contains all cards of that element. Light and Darkness element cards is contained in a combined elemental deck. Multi-element cards are contained in another combined elemental deck.

Additionally, the card database zip is saved to the out/ subdirectory. It contains all card data imported so far.

Finally, you will be asked to upload each card face image and provide a link.

Non-existent subdirectories will be created.

fftcgtool opuses --help

Show more info about the opuses subcommand.

fftcgtool opuses -n 11 chaos 4 8 13

Import the "Boss Deck Chaos" and the Opuses IV, VIII and XIII using 11 parallel processes.

For small Opuses like the Boss Cards, only a single deck is saved to the out/decks/ subdirectory.

Import decks from ffdecks.com

fftcgtool ffdecks 6272690272862208
# or
fftcgtool ffdecks 'https://ffdecks.com/deck/6272690272862208'

Import the deck WOL Mono Fire🔥 from ffdecks.com.

You will need a card database zip with all needed cards for this to work. Cards not found in the zip will be omitted.

The imported deck will be saved to the out/decks/ subdirectory. It will be created if it doesn't exist.

fftcgtool ffdecks --help

Show more info about the ffdecks subcommand.

Installation

Using your system's python3

1. Make sure you have at least python version 3.9 installed. To test, run python --version or similar. Also, pipenv should be installed for that python version. Refer to pipenv installation guide if needed.
2. To install fftcgtool dependencies, run pipenv install --deploy from project root directory.
3. Run pipenv run ./fftcgtool.py from project root directory.
4. You can alias fftcgtool='PIPENV_PIPFILE="'$(pwd)'/Pipfile" pipenv run "'$(pwd)'/fftcgtool.py"' from project root directory to define fftcgtool shorthand for your running shell.

Using a docker container

Caveat: This simplistic container runs fftcgtool as root user. Directly generated files will thus be owned by root:root by default.

1. Make sure you have a working installation of docker software.
2. Update your local image.
   • Either use docker pull ldericher/fftcgtool.
   • Or build it yourself: Clone this repository and run docker build --pull --tag ldericher/fftcgtool . inside.
3. Run docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd)/out:/app/out" ldericher/fftcgtool in any directory.
4. You can alias fftcgtool='docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd)/out:/app/out" ldericher/fftcgtool' to define fftcgtool shorthand for your running shell.

Output files will go to subdirectory ./out. CLI arguments are supported as docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd)/out:/app/out" ldericher/fftcgtool -n 2 5 (imports Opus 5 using 2 threads)

To-Do-List

• deck subcommand, which would read a custom deck list in text format