Javascript library to transform Pokemon TCG Online decklist exports into Javascript objects with PokemonTCG.io API compatible ids to help you building tools that PTCGO players can use.

Install from npm with

npm install ptcgo-parser

After installing, you can import it to your Javascript file

const PTCGOParser = require('ptcgo-parser')

and use it like this

const ptcgoExportedDecklist = `
****** Pokémon Trading Card Game Deck List ******

##Pokémon - 13

* 1 Oranguru SUM 113
* 3 Darkrai-EX BKP 74
* 4 Dratini SUM 94
* 3 Dragonair SUM 95
* 1 Dragonite ROS 51
* 1 Mew FAC 29
`

const decklist = PTCGOParser.parse(ptcgoExportedDecklist)

console.log(decklist)

/*
  {
    cards: [
        {
            name: 'Oranguru',
            amount: 1,
            set: 'SUM',
            code: 113,
            ptcgoio: {
                id: 'sm1-113'
            }
        },
        ...
    ]
  }
*/

Note!

Since basic energies sometimes come with a set code and sometimes not, the parser defaults basic energy cards to ptcgo.io ids from Sun & Moon Base Set.

This library comes with unit tests that live in spec/ folder. To add a new file to be run, simply add a file into spec/ and name it with .spec.js suffix.

To run all the tests, run

npm test

in terminal.

This repository uses Prettier with .prettierrc for maintaining style.

To publish a new version in npm, run

npm publish [version_bump]

where [version_bump] is either

All forms of contributions are welcomed!

• Did you notice a bug? Open an issue!
• Is there a mistake in PTCGO -> PokemonTCG.io id mapping? Open an issue (functionality to fix these directly upcoming!).
• New functionality? Feel free to open an issue (and optionally start developing the solution and create a PR).

We use SemVer for versioning.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

• https://pokemontcg.io/ is a wonderful API that I use daily to build small tools for myself to improve as a player