markjfisher / deck-check

An Elder Scrolls: Legends command line application for displaying information from a deck import code

deck-check

A very simple command line application to check card decks out from import codes

example output

▶ ./deck-check SPACgOsjAAAQfsbSgUgpmToZpqfrfxkpmefqfBjiiuhO

Rarity:
  Common, count: 24
  Rare, count: 9
  Epic, count: 15
  Legendary, count: 2

Action, count: 3
  Edict of Azura, count: 3, [4/-/-], attr: [Willpower, Endurance]

Item, count: 0

Support, count: 3
  Halls of the Dwemer, count: 3, [6/-/-], attr: [Neutral]

Total unique cards: 18
Total cards: 50

Set Types:
  Return to Clockwork City: 13
  Houses of Morrowind: 1
  Core Set: 24
  Heroes of Skyrim: 6
  Monthly Rewards: 6

Creature, count: 44
  Blackreach Rebuilder, count: 3, [1/0/1], attr: [Neutral]
  Dwarven Dynamo, count: 3, [4/2/1], attr: [Neutral]
  Dwarven Sphere, count: 3, [3/2/3], attr: [Neutral]
  Dwarven Spider, count: 3, [0/0/3], attr: [Neutral]
  Eastmarch Crusader, count: 3, [3/4/2], attr: [Willpower]
  Fifth Legion Trainer, count: 3, [2/1/3], attr: [Willpower]
  Galyn the Shelterer, count: 1, [3/3/3], attr: [Endurance]
  Gearwork Spider, count: 3, [1/1/1], attr: [Neutral]
  Hulking Fabricant, count: 3, [5/5/5], attr: [Endurance]
  Kagouti Fabricant, count: 3, [4/3/3], attr: [Willpower]
  Mechanical Ally, count: 3, [3/3/3], attr: [Neutral]
  Pit Lion, count: 3, [3/5/5], attr: [Willpower]
  Reflective Automaton, count: 3, [2/2/3], attr: [Neutral]
  Spider Worker, count: 3, [2/0/1], attr: [Neutral]
  Steam Constructor, count: 3, [2/2/2], attr: [Neutral]
  Yagrum Bagarn, count: 1, [3/2/4], attr: [Neutral]

Mana Curve

 0   | 1 ██████████
 1   | 2 ████████████████████
 2   | 4 ████████████████████████████████████████
 3   | 6 ████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████
 4   | 3 ██████████████████████████████
 5   | 1 ██████████
 6   | 1 ██████████
 7+  | 0 ▏

Requirements

You need JAVA (8+) installed and available on the command line, or JAVA_HOME set as an environment variable.

Usage from source

linux/mac

# From source
./gradlew run --args="SPAJsIuptdtrtDutsYsUsABBtLtmsvuAsTudsPtjsJsVsWtvsRuntqtHsFsLursQukuqsEtctytauvAEtttAtuts"

## OR

# Create a distribution...
./gradlew distZip

# ... copy it somewhere
cp build/distributions/deck-check-1.0.0.zip /some/target/dir
cd /some/target/dir
unzip deck-check-1.0.0.zip

# run it
cd deck-check-1.0.0/bin
./bin/deck-check SPAJsIuptdtrtDutsYsUsABBtLtmsvuAsTudsPtjsJsVsWtvsRuntqtHsFsLursQukuqsEtctytauvAEtttAtuts

windows from source

As this is a gradle based application, it should just be a case of replacing all the ./gradlew commands above with gradle.bat in the above, and adjust the commands for cd/unzip above to windows versions.

I haven't however tried it in windows.

Usage from a release zip file

1. Get a copy of the zip file
2. Unzip it to a directory
3. (on command line) cd into the directory that contains the bin-check.bat file
4. (on the command line) run:

   deck-check.bat SPAJsIuptdtrtDutsYsUsABBtLtmsvuAsTudsPtjsJsVsWtvsRuntqtHsFsLursQukuqsEtctytauvAEtttAtuts