card-py-bot
A magic card link auto card data parser and embedder.
Installation and Use
To install card-py-bot using pip3 simply enter within your terminal:
$ pip3 install card-py-bot
After installing with pip3, entering the card-py-bot startup command within terminal will spool up an instance of the card-py-bot. By default this command is as follows:
$ card-py-bot -t "path to file containing token string"
Requirements
Python3.6: This bot utilizes python3.6 to utilize webscraping on WOTC MTG’s main card website. Python3.6 (and pip) can be downloaded for multiple OSes here:
https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-360/
Note: Python3.6 should be installed within the C:Program Files directory.
Disclaimer
All card data, card images, and intellectual property owned by Wizards of the West Coast is rightfully owned by them. This is simply a fan made creation to help instigate intense Commander Deck discussions.
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