def prepare_archetype(self, a: archetype.Archetype,
archetypes: List[archetype.Archetype]) -> None:
a.current = a.id == getattr(self, 'archetype', {}).get('id', None)
a.show_record = a.get('num_decks') is not None and (a.get('wins')
or a.get('draws')
or a.get('losses'))
counter = Counter() # type: ignore
a.cards = []
a.most_common_cards = []
# Make a pass, collecting card counts for all decks and for tournament decks
for d in a.get('decks', []):
a.cards += d.maindeck + d.sideboard
for c in d.maindeck:
if not c.card.type_line.startswith('Basic Land'):
counter[c['name']] += c['n']
most_common_cards = counter.most_common(NUM_MOST_COMMON_CARDS_TO_LIST)
cs = oracle.cards_by_name()
for v in most_common_cards:
self.prepare_card(cs[v[0]])
a.most_common_cards.append(cs[v[0]])
a.has_most_common_cards = len(a.most_common_cards) > 0
for b in [
b for b in PreOrderIter(a)
if b.id in [a.id for a in archetypes]
]:
b['url'] = url_for('.archetype', archetype_id=b['id'])
# It perplexes me that this is necessary. It's something to do with the way NodeMixin magic works. Mustache doesn't like it.
b['depth'] = b.depth
def prepare_archetype(self,
a: archetype.Archetype,
archetypes: List[archetype.Archetype]
) -> None:
a.current = a.id == getattr(self, 'archetype', {}).get('id', None)
if a.get('all_num_decks') is not None:
a.all_show_record = a.get('all_wins') or a.get('all_draws') or a.get('all_losses')
a.show_matchups = a.all_show_record
a.url = '/archetypes/{id}/'.format(id=a.id)
counter = Counter() # type: ignore
a.cards = []
a.most_common_cards = []
for d in a.get('decks', []):
a.cards += d.maindeck + d.sideboard
for c in d.maindeck:
if not c.card.type.startswith('Basic Land'):
counter[c['name']] += c['n']
most_common_cards = counter.most_common(NUM_MOST_COMMON_CARDS_TO_LIST)
cs = oracle.cards_by_name()
for v in most_common_cards:
self.prepare_card(cs[v[0]])
a.most_common_cards.append(cs[v[0]])
a.has_most_common_cards = len(a.most_common_cards) > 0
a.archetype_tree = PreOrderIter(a)
for r in a.archetype_tree:
# Prune branches we don't want to show
if r.id not in [a.id for a in archetypes]:
r.parent = None
r['url'] = url_for('.archetype', archetype_id=r['id'])
# It perplexes me that this is necessary. It's something to do with the way NodeMixin magic works. Mustache doesn't like it.
r['depth'] = r.depth
def prepare_archetype(self,
a: archetype.Archetype,
archetypes: List[archetype.Archetype]
) -> None:
a.current = a.id == getattr(self, 'archetype', {}).get('id', None)
a.show_record = a.get('num_decks') is not None and (a.get('wins') or a.get('draws') or a.get('losses'))
a.show_record_tournament = a.get('num_decks_tournament') is not None and (a.get('wins_tournament') or a.get('draws_tournament') or a.get('losses_tournament'))
counter = Counter() # type: ignore
a.cards = []
a.most_common_cards = []
counter_tournament = Counter() # type: ignore
a.cards_tournament = []
a.most_common_cards_tournament = []
# Make a pass, collecting card counts for all decks and for tournament decks
for d in a.get('decks', []):
a.cards += d.maindeck + d.sideboard
for c in d.maindeck:
if not c.card.type_line.startswith('Basic Land'):
counter[c['name']] += c['n']
if d.competition_type_name == 'Gatherling':
counter_tournament[c['name']] += c['n']
most_common_cards = counter.most_common(NUM_MOST_COMMON_CARDS_TO_LIST)
most_common_cards_tournament = counter_tournament.most_common(NUM_MOST_COMMON_CARDS_TO_LIST)
cs = oracle.cards_by_name()
for v in most_common_cards:
self.prepare_card(cs[v[0]])
a.most_common_cards.append(cs[v[0]])
a.has_most_common_cards = len(a.most_common_cards) > 0
for v in most_common_cards_tournament:
self.prepare_card(cs[v[0]])
a.most_common_cards_tournament.append(cs[v[0]])
a.has_most_common_cards_tournament = len(a.most_common_cards_tournament) > 0
a.archetype_tree = PreOrderIter(a)
for r in a.archetype_tree:
# Prune branches we don't want to show
if r.id not in [a.id for a in archetypes]:
r.parent = None
r['url'] = url_for('.archetype', archetype_id=r['id'])
r['url_tournament'] = url_for('.archetype_tournament', archetype_id=r['id'])
# It perplexes me that this is necessary. It's something to do with the way NodeMixin magic works. Mustache doesn't like it.
r['depth'] = r.depth