pyrecli 0.3.1

Command line utilities for DiamondFire templates

pyrecli

Command line utilities for DiamondFire templates

Installation

Run the following command in a terminal:

pip install pyrecli

Commands

• scan: Scan all templates on the plot and dump them to a text file (requires CodeClient)
• send: Send template items to DiamondFire (requires CodeClient)
• rename: Rename all occurences of a variable (including text codes)
• script: Generate python scripts from template data
• grabinv: Save all templates in your Minecraft inventory to a file (requires CodeClient)
• docs: Generate markdown documentation from template data
• slice: Slice a template into multiple smaller templates
• cctoken: Get a reusable CodeClient authentication token

What is this useful for?

• Backing up a plot
• Getting an accurate text representation of DF code
• Open sourcing
• Version control
• Large scale refactoring

Example Command Usages

Scan

[Requires CodeClient]

Grabs all of the templates on your current plot and saves them to a file. You will need to run /auth in-game to authorize this action.

Example:

# Dumps all template data into templates.dfts
pyrecli scan templates.dfts

Send

[Requires CodeClient]

Sends all templates in a file back to your inventory.

Example:

pyrecli send templates.dfts

Rename

Renames all occurences of a variable in a list of templates. You can run this command on a single template, or on an entire plot if a variable is used in many places.

This command still requires thorough testing, so make sure you have a backup of your plot before using this command on a large scale.

Example:

# Changes all variables named `foo` to `bar`.
pyrecli rename templates.dfts foo bar

# You can also target a specific scope.
# This changes all occurences of the game variable `plotData` to `gameData`.
pyrecli rename templates.dfts plotData gameData -s game

By default, this modifies the input file in-place, but you can use the --output_path flag to output the renamed templates to a new file:

pyrecli rename templates.dfts foo bar --output_path renamed_templates.dfts

Script

Generates Python scripts from template data.

Example:

# Convert templates into individual scripts and store them in directory `plot_templates`
pyrecli script templates.dfts plot_templates

# Convert templates into scripts and put them into a single file `plot_templates.py`
pyrecli script templates.dfts plot_templates.py --onefile

Grabinv

[Requires CodeClient]

Scans your inventory for templates and saves them to a file.

Example:

# Save inventory templates to `templates.dfts`
pyrecli grabinv templates.dfts

Docs

Generates a Markdown documentation file for a list of templates.

Example:

# Generate documentation and save it to `plot_docs.md`
pyrecli docs templates.dfts plot_docs.md "My Plot Docs"

Slice

Slices a single template into multiple smaller templates. This is useful for resizing templates to fit on a smaller plot.

If multiple templates are passed, only the first one will be used.

NOTE: This feature is not fully implemented yet. Any templates with Control::Return blocks may not work properly if sliced.

Example:

# Slices the first template in `templates.dfts` with a target length of 50 and stores them in `sliced_templates.dfts`
pyrecli slice templates.dfts sliced_templates.dfts 50

CCToken

Returns a CodeClient authentication token that can be used in commands that require CodeClient authorization. This is useful for reducing the amount of times you need to run /auth.

Example:

# Get a token with the read_plot and inventory scopes
pyrecli cctoken mytoken.txt "read_plot inventory"

Command Chaining

You can combine the pipe operator (|) with hyphen (-) file paths to chain multiple commands together.

Example:

# Scans the plot, renames a variable, then sends renamed templates back to DiamondFire
pyrecli scan - | pyrecli rename - foo bar | pyrecli send -