def get_ko_data():
item_keys = ["#", "Singular", "ItemUICategory"]
items = csv_util.get_ko_table("Item", item_keys)
tackle = {}
fishes = {}
for id, item in items.items():
# no plurals
if item["ItemUICategory"] == str(tackle_id):
tackle[int(id)] = item["Singular"]
elif item["ItemUICategory"] == str(seafood_id):
fishes[int(id)] = item["Singular"]
# Sorry, this is an unfortunate duplication of get_fish_data
# xivapi has data in a different way than the csvs do.
# This does mean that there are more keys here.
place_keys = ["#", "Name"]
place_names = csv_util.get_ko_table("PlaceName", place_keys)
spot_keys = ["#", "PlaceName", "Item[0]"]
spots = csv_util.get_ko_table("FishingSpot", spot_keys)
places = {}
for id, spot in spots.items():
place_id = spot["PlaceName"]
if place_id == "0":
continue
places[int(place_id)] = place_names[place_id]["Name"]
return {"ko": places}, {"ko": fishes}, {"ko": tackle}
import coinach
import csv
import csv_util
import os
_OUTPUT_FILE = "pet_names.ts"
if __name__ == "__main__":
keys = ["Name"]
tables = {}
for lang in ["en", "fr", "de", "ja"]:
reader = coinach.CoinachReader(verbose=True)
tables[lang] = csv_util.make_map(reader.exd("Pet", lang=lang), keys)
tables["cn"] = csv_util.get_cn_table("Pet", keys)
tables["ko"] = csv_util.get_ko_table("Pet", keys)
tables = {
lang: [name for name in table.keys() if name]
for lang, table in tables.items()
}
writer = coinach.CoinachWriter(verbose=True)
header = """import { Lang } from '../types/global';
type PetData = {
[name in Lang]: readonly string[];
};"""
writer.writeTypeScript(
filename=os.path.join("resources", _OUTPUT_FILE),
scriptname=os.path.basename(os.path.abspath(__file__)),