• tcg
  • Instructions
    • Requirements
    • Setup
    • Updating and building
  • Currently unaccounted for

tcg

Python scripts to generate a mobile-friendly static site for tracking tcg cards (designed for colors).

Instructions

Requirements

• python3
• server space
• subdomain pointing to your site root on the server
• rclone with your server set up as a remote

Setup

• Download and create the initial files by running:

  git clone https://git.praze.net/tre/tcg.git
  cd tcg
  cp log-template.py log.py
  cp variables-template.py variables.py

• Edit variables.py to set the variables as follows:

  • servername: name set for your remote in rclone
  • serverpath: path to the site root on the server (with leading slash, without trailing slash)
  • name: the name you use in the game
  • highpriority: a list of high priority decks you’re collecting
  • mediumpriority: a list of other decks you’re collecting
  • tradepost: URL of your trade post on Dreamwidth
  • faves: a list of cards to showcase on the index page
  • headerbackground: an HTML colour to display behind your header image and set as a theme colour
  • british: True if you want “grey” to display on the site, False if you want “gray”
  • collectthreshold: minimum number of owned cards for putting a deck in the “collecting” category
  • keepsig: True if you always want to keep one copy of your signature, False if you want to make them all available for trading

• Run the following:

    python3 setup.py
    chmod +x build.sh

• Save a header image to build/assets/header.png
• Save each stage of a filled sketchpad to build/assets/sketch/, as 00.gif, 01.gif, etc.
• Add level images manually to build/assets/levels/
• Add custom CSS to build/user.css

Updating and building

• For each transaction, add a dictionary {} to the log list like in the example (removing any of "received", "lost", "crayons" that aren’t relevant).
• Run ./build.sh in this directory to download the relevant card images and then upload everything to the server.

Currently unaccounted for

• Portfolios
• Duplicates
• Masteries