wynntilsresolver 1.4.2

A simple resolver to analyze wynntils' encoded equipment in chat.

Wynntils Resolver

A simple resolver to analyze Artemis' encoded items in chat.

Requires

Install

pip install wynntilsresolver -U

Usage

Use Predefined Resolvers

from wynntilsresolver import GearItemResolver

shiny_warp = "󰀀󰄀󰉗󶅲󷀀󰌉󰀘󵜢󴵅󶈑󴝑󷐙󵀄󶸥󵠦󶠄󰌃󿞼󰘄󸨁􏿮"
sw = GearItemResolver.from_utf16(shiny_warp)

assert sw.name == "Warp"
assert sw.identifications
assert sw.identifications == [
    Identification(id="rawAgility", internal_id=41, base=20, roll=-1, value=20),
    Identification(id="healthRegen", internal_id=24, base=-200, roll=87, value=-174),
    Identification(id="manaRegen", internal_id=34, base=-45, roll=77, value=-35),
    Identification(id="reflection", internal_id=69, base=90, roll=98, value=88),
    Identification(id="exploding", internal_id=17, base=50, roll=71, value=36),
    Identification(id="walkSpeed", internal_id=81, base=180, roll=116, value=209),
    Identification(id="healthRegenRaw", internal_id=25, base=-600, roll=80, value=-480),
    Identification(id="airDamage", internal_id=4, base=15, roll=110, value=16),
    Identification(id="raw1stSpellCost", internal_id=37, base=4, roll=88, value=4),
    Identification(id="raw2ndSpellCost", internal_id=38, base=-299, roll=104, value=-311),
]
assert sw.powder
assert sw.powder.powder_slots == 3
assert sw.powder.powders == ["A6", "A6", "A6"]
assert sw.shiny
assert sw.shiny.name == "warsWon"
assert sw.shiny.value == 69
assert sw.shiny.display_name == "Wars Won"
assert sw.shiny.internal_id == 4
assert sw.reroll == 0

Create your own resolver

from typing import Optional

from wynntilsresolver.blocks import GearItem, Name,Identifications, Reroll, Powder, Shiny
from wynntilsresolver.resolver import Resolver

# Create a custom resolver like this
class MyResolver2(Resolver):
    item_type: GearItem
    name: Name
    identifications: Optional[Identifications]
    reroll: Optional[Reroll]
    powder: Optional[Powder]
    shiny: Optional[Shiny]

shiny_warp = "󰀀󰄀󰉗󶅲󷀀󰌉󰀘󵜢󴵅󶈑󴝑󷐙󵀄󶸥󵠦󶠄󰌃󿞼󰘄󸨁􏿮"

# Decode from Artemis shared utf16 text
b = MyResolver2.from_utf16(shiny_warp)

print(b.name.name) # Warp
if b.identifications:
    # Identification(id='rawAgility', internal_id=41, base=20, roll=-1, value=20)
    b.identifications.identifications[0]

Environment Variables

• DATA_LOCATION: The directory to store the cache files. Default: pathlib.Path.home() / "AppData" / "Local" / "wynntilsresolver" or pathlib.Path.home() / ".local" / "share" / "wynntilsresolver"
• ITEMDB_PATH: The path to the itemdb file.
• SHINY_TABLE_PATH: The path to the shiny table file.
• ID_TABLE_PATH: The path to the id table file.

Note that setting the path to those files will disable auto update.

Benchmark

Resolver Creation With Cache

[!IMPORTANT] The benchmark is done with data files downloaded to local. For each 24 hours, the cache will be updated and will take several seconds depending on the network speed.

> hyperfine --warmup 3 'python ./temp/benchmark_resolver.py'
Benchmark 1: python ./temp/benchmark_resolver.py
  Time (mean ± σ):     584.0 ms ±   5.4 ms    [User: 112.8 ms, System: 161.2 ms]
  Range (min … max):   577.5 ms … 594.0 ms    10 runs

Script:

from wynntilsresolver.item import GearItemResolver

shiny_warp = "󰀀󰄀󰉗󶅲󷀀󰌉󰀘󵜢󴵅󶈑󴝑󷐙󵀄󶸥󵠦󶠄󰌃󿞼󰘄󸨁􏿮"

sw = GearItemResolver.from_utf16(shiny_warp)

Resolving an GearItem from utf16 string

> python ./temp/benchmark_decode.py
Tested 10000 times, time elapsed: 0.71 seconds. Estimated qps: 14146

Script:

import timeit

from wynntilsresolver import GearItemResolver
shiny_warp = "󰀀󰄀󰉗󶅲󷀀󰌉󰀘󵜢󴵅󶈑󴝑󷐙󵀄󶸥󵠦󶠄󰌃󿞼󰘄󸨁􏿮"

time_elapsed = timeit.timeit('GearItemResolver.from_utf16(shiny_warp)', globals=globals(), number=10000)
print(f"Tested 10000 times, time elapsed: {time_elapsed:.2f} seconds. Estimated qps: {10000 / time_elapsed:.0f}")