plr-parser 1.1.1

# plr-parser

Get the data from the player file and change the data.

## Getting Started

For decryption and encryption you will need openssl, the player file is encrypted with aes-128-cbc algorithm.

### Prerequisites

You need to install the software:

` apt install openssl-tools `

### Installing

It is enough to enter the following command:

` pip install plr-parser `

or

` pipenv install plr-parser `

## Running the tests

Importing the library

` import plr_parser `

### Get data

Let’s get the data from the player file:

` plr_parser.get_data(file_name: str) `

return data:

` version: uint32 company: str fileType: uint8 name_lenght: uint8 name: str difficulty: int8 playTime: int statLife: int32 statLifeMax: int32 statMana: int32 statManaMax: int32 extraAccessory: bool taxMoney: int32 armor: dict[{'id': int32, 'prefix': uint8}] acsesuars: dict[{'id': int32, 'prefix': uint8}] dye: dict[{'id': int32, 'prefix': uint8}] inventory: dict[{'id': int32, 'stack': int32, 'prefix': uint8, 'favorites': bool}] `

### Get bytes map

For editing, it is enough to get the raw of all values:

` plr_parser.get_bytes_map(file_name: str) `

return data:

`python dict[bytes_map, source_bytes] `

### Save raw bytes to plr file

To get the player’s working file, you need to encrypt it again:

` plr_parser.save(file_name: str, raw_bytes: bytes) `

## Authors

• Li - [Telegram](https://t.me/liriondev)

## License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0

• see the [LICENSE.md](LICENSE.md) file for details