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@eurydos/dsp-item-registry

v1.0.16

Published

A standalone typed registry containing items and buildings in Dyson Sphere Program.

Downloads

3

Readme

DSP item registry

A standalone typed NPM package containing every item and building in Dyson Sphere Program.

This package is the reusable asset from one of my previous project; "dsp-calculator." The motivation is quite simple, I plan to develop another DSP-related project in the future, so I want a standalone package to hold the assets, such as items, recipes, and buildings details.

I plan to maintain this package along side the game itself.

Usage

The package contains items, recipe details, and building details, but only on the logistic side. I do not have plan to include combat-related details in mind yet.

Every single item in the game is stored as an enum member, I might regret this decision, but we will see. A recipe contains the materials, products, manufacturing time, and manufacturing facilities to name a few. The building themselves contains the a few multipliers, working power consumption, and idling power consumption.

Other aspects such as proliferators and sorters are also included.