wzrdbrain 0.2

A simple library to generate trick combinations for wizard skating.

wzrdbrain

A library to generate random trick combinations for wizard skating. This library is available in Python and JavaScript versions.

Rocker'd Magic Moves - a trick generator app for wizard skating, is using both libraries.

The mobile web app is utilizing the JavaScript library version. It runs offline.

The Rocker'd RESTFul API endpoints is using the Python library. Read the API docs.

Usage

Python

pip install wzrdbrain

The primary function is generate_combo, which returns a list of trick dictionaries. You can also create Trick objects directly for more control.

from wzrdbrain import generate_combo, Trick

# Generate a combo of 3 tricks
# To get just the names of the tricks in the combo:
combo = generate_combo(3)
trick_names = [trick['name'] for trick in combo]
print(trick_names)
# Example output: ['front open gazelle', 'fakie 360', 'back open lion']
#

JavaScript

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/nazroll/wzrdbrain/src/wzrdbrain/wzrdbrain.min.js

This library also provides a JavaScript version of the trick generation logic, which can be used in any environment that supports ES6 modules.

import { generateCombo } from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/nazroll/wzrdbrain/src/wzrdbrain/wzrdbrain.min.js';

// Generate a combo of 3 tricks
const combo = generateCombo(3);

// Get the names of the tricks
const trickNames = combo.map(trick => trick.name);
console.log(trickNames);

For more examples, read the usage documentation.

Contribution

We welcome contributions! wzrdbrain is fully open source (Apache 2.0), and we encourage the community to:

• Submit a new move/trick into the database.
• Report bugs and suggest features
• Improve documentation
• Submit code improvements

To contribute to this project, please read the contributing guide.

Credits

Many thanks to the skaters and the wizard skating community for their valuable feedback and support. Special thanks to:

• Billy Arlew: for being a reliable source of inspiration and domain knowledge to the wizard tricks dictionary.
• Eelco Soesman: for being a supportive Slightly Rockerd crew and early tester.
• Bas Bavinck: for being the beacon of wizardry with his book and supporting this project.