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itemsdat-tool

v1.0.0

Published

A simple tool to decode and encode items.dat files, with support for version 18 of the file format.

Downloads

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items.dat Decoder & Encoder

A simple tool to decode and encode items.dat files, with support for version 18 of the file format.

Features

  • Decode: Convert items.dat files into a JSON format.
  • Encode: Convert JSON files back into the items.dat format.
  • Support: Compatible with items.dat version 18.

Installation

To use this tool, you need to install the itemsdat-tool package.

npm install itemsdat-tool

Usage

Encoding JSON to items.dat

To encode an items.json file into an items.dat file:

const itemsDat = require('itemsdat-tool');

itemsDat.encode('path/to/items.json', 'path/to/output/directory');

Decoding items.dat to JSON

To decode an items.dat file into a JSON file:

const itemsDat = require('itemsdat-tool');

itemsDat.decode('path/to/items.dat', 'path/to/output/directory');

Example

Here is an example of how to decode an items.dat file:

const itemsDat = require('itemsdat-tool');

itemsDat.decode('items.dat', 'output');

Notes

  • Ensure that the output directory exists before running the encode or decode functions. If it doesn't exist, the tool will automatically create it for you.
  • The tool is specifically designed to work with items.dat version 18.