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On another topic, in case anyone had issues with Archidekt today, they completely changed there site. I have updated the code, everything should be working again.
I don't know if this is an issue with the Scryfall API or perhaps the importer.
Love the GUI though, thanks for all you do!
Trying to import from MTGGoldfish, but it doesn't like doubles like Dusk/Dawn.
I can put it in manually as "Dusk" and it shows up, but not as "Dusk [LTC]" as the preferred set.
Additionally, some Cubes require seeding for color or rarity. How difficult would that be to implement?
perhaps this might help:
moxfield closed access to their api some months ago - I went to the discord and they were awesome and put in an exception for queries originating through TTS - as far as i understand your deck queries and import pre-processing is actually done on your own server? could be the reason why
I however am having the same issue as Moose, using the same table. I'm also having the issue when using the importer by itself. "There appears to be an issue with your deck: failed to read deck from:" *url* "are you sure it's public." And I've also experimented with making decks public, but that also doesn't fix it.
The Decklist entry is working correctly however and we've been using that. Thanks for the Importer again, and keep up the great work.
I can succesfully import a full set like "https://scryfall.com/sets/woc"
But when I try to import "https://scryfall.com/sets/woc/es" it doesn't work.
It says: "There appears to be an issue with your deck: Downloading from scrgfall.com is supported, but /sets/woc/es is not recognized as a deck URL."
Of course I tried the Language option selecting "Español" and importing the URL without the "/es" at the end and it just import the full set in English.
Any idea? Thank you.
If you're running into trouble with any more decks from a site you can try using the site's export + MTGO format, or post here/DM me and I'll happily take a look :)
where it constantly says "Deck not found" even though it is publicly viewable and importable through other importers that are however more laggy and prone to crashing our games when they dont work which this one never did. I am not sure if I was doing something wrong but other decks did work fine so I'm not sure.
am i doing something wrong or is the set not in the database yet?
1. There needs to be a high quality data source, like Scryfall is for Magic. It also needs to have a way of getting a dump of all the cards so I could update my database.
2. I need some basic understanding of the game, to build the appropriate decks, handle double-faced cards, etc.
3. Part of the reason this importer is so fast is because I put a fair amount of work into optimizing the database queries. I'm sure they would translate reasonably easily but for another card game I would need to understand how deck sites/ad-hoc queries work to be able to optimize them
and to a lesser degree
4. I started this project several years ago and I don't find as much time with my current job title/life to work on it.
https://www.moxfield.com/decks/P2t-mCGV50K_5iEtrOS34A
It give me the cards in english...
Example :
https://www.archidekt.com/decks/3659882/necron_dynasties_precon_official_list_printings
https://www.archidekt.com/decks/3764153/forces_of_the_imperium_precon_official_list_printings