Esempio n. 1
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 def from_data(cls, d):  # local JSON
     automation = Automation.from_data(d["automation"])
     return cls(
         d['name'], d['level'], d['school'], d['casttime'], d['range'], d['components'], d['duration'],
         d['description'],
         homebrew=False, classes=d['classes'], subclasses=d['subclasses'], ritual=d['ritual'],
         higherlevels=d['higherlevels'], concentration=d['concentration'], automation=automation,
         source=d['source'], entity_id=d['id'], page=d['page'], url=d['url'], is_free=d['isFree'])
Esempio n. 2
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 def initialize_automation(self, data):
     """
     Given an instance that is in the process of being constructed, set up the Automation and return the instance
     (for initialization chaining).
     """
     from cogs5e.models.automation import Automation
     self.automation = Automation.from_data(data['automation'])
     return self
Esempio n. 3
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 def from_data(cls, data):  # local JSON
     data["range_"] = data.pop("range")  # ignore this
     data["automation"] = Automation.from_data(data["automation"])
     return cls(**data)
Esempio n. 4
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 def from_homebrew(cls, data, source):  # homebrew spells
     data['components'] = parse_homebrew_components(data['components'])
     data["range_"] = data.pop("range")
     data["automation"] = Automation.from_data(data["automation"])
     return cls(homebrew=True, source=source, **data)