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pile-de-la-honte

v1.1.4

Published

2 years ago

A npm cli app built with typescript about not played boardgames. You can list the unplayed games (by number of players and playing time) or simply ask to display a random number of unplayed games filtered according to your preferences.

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pile-de-la-honte-cli

A npm cli app built with typescript about not played boardgames. You can list the unplayed games (by number of players and playing time) or simply ask to display a random number of unplayed games filtered according to your preferences.

Things to know

You need to download the boargame list csv and game records csv from https://www.myludo.fr/ (Mon compte -> Exporter) or create it manually.
At launch, if no CSV file has already been given (it's the case at first use), the application will allow you to explore your file system to find them.
A file will be created in your user's home direction named .pile used to save your config.

Use it From everywhere

Install the npm package globally :

From everywhere
```
npm install --global pile-de-la-honte
```

Or from local a folder

git clone [email protected]:CrunchyArtie/pile-de-la-honte-cli.git
cd pile-de-la-honte
npm install && npm run build && npm instal --global

and execute it
```
pile
```

To contribute

clone the repo locally and install dependencies

git clone [email protected]:CrunchyArtie/pile-de-la-honte-cli.git
cd pile-de-la-honte
npm install

hot reload compilation and execution

 npm run dev

You can also :

make a one time compilation :
```
npm run build
```
make a hot reload compilation but no execution (tsc must be in your path):
```
tsc -w  
```

make your changes and create a pull request ;-)

Keep in mind

Do not make request or anything else to directly call https://myludo.fr

TODO

Create a shared "Continue ?" question.
Automatize 'back' response questions.
Filter boardgames from BoardgameCollection class.
Standardize information display.
Create an initialization class to prevent common errors.
listen the args to override file config.
add argument while executing to avoid the creation of the .pile file.
add arguments to use the script bypassing the questions pattern.
export the main intelligence to be used in other cases than a CLI app
add tests, more comments and continuous integration

License

MIT © 2021 CrunchyArtie