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townsquare-deck-helper

v1.0.10

Published

3 years ago

Deck formatting and validation helpers for townsquare

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townsquare deck helper

throneteki-deck-helper

Deck formatting and validation helpers for throneteki

Usage

`validateDeck(deck, options)`

Returns validation status for the specified deck. Options must include an array of packs data and restrictedList data from throneteki-json-data.

The returned object breaks down any problems with the specified deck in the following fields:

basicRules - boolean specifying whether standard faction and agenda rules were obeyed.
faqJoustRules - boolean specifying whether the deck adheres to Joust format restrictions of the FAQ.
faqVersion - which version of the FAQ was checked
noBannedCards - boolean specifying whether any cards in the deck appear on the current ban list.
noUnreleasedCards - boolean specifying whether any cards in the deck haven't been released yet.
extendedStatus - array of user-presentable error messages related to validation.

`formatDeckAsFullCards(deck, data)`

Creates a clone of the existing deck with full card data filled in instead of just card codes.

The data parameter must include a cards object that indexes from card code to full card data, and may contain a factions object that indexes from faction code to full faction data.

`formatDeckAsShortCards(deck)`

Creates a clone of the existing deck with only card codes instead of full card data.