Releases: nossr50/mtg-json-tool
Release list
Even closer to a stable build
DOWNLOAD:
mtg_json_tool_v0_00_08.zip
Installation instructions below the images READ THEM
CHANGELOG
- Fixed critical bug with sets that happened to have spaces in their name
- Added alphabetical sorting to results page
- Removed duplicate cards from query results
- Example cards used for the Advanced Export custom preview are now hardcoded and offline instead of being from an online query
- Improved formatting for Rulings on the results page
What does this program do?
Similar to a search engine if the only results were MTG cards. It lets you dump that information to a file, for example grabbing all merfolk cards ever made and then exporting it to a text file, or maybe grabbing all cards made by a specific artist. It uses the mtg-json.com DB for its search queries.
You can also just browse cards at your leisure in the results page.
This application requires GnuPG to send and receive HTTPs requests to the mtg-json.com DB
Installation Instructions
- Install Java JRE/JDK 8 or higher from the Java website
- Install GNuPG (Required for this program to run) (see below)
- Run the JAR file with Java
Installing GnuPG Instructions (Windows) (Required)
Install this https://gnupg.org/download/index.html
Run it and create a profile or a key (theres like 2 big buttons to click when you start the program, it should be obvious)
All it asks is for your name and email, just enter it and then it will ask for a password, enter that too (it can be whatever)
After this is done you never need to touch GPG again so close it.
go to cmd prompt and type this and hit enter
SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files (x86)\GNU\GnuPG
This sets GnuPG up in the PATH for the system so my application can use it
Closer to a stable build
DOWNLOAD: mtg_json_tool_v0_00_07.zip
Installation instructions below the images READ THEM
CHANGELOG
- Fixed a crash that happened if a card had no legalities in the DB
- Added warning for doing a broad search when no filters are set
- Added an additive search (Adding to existing results)
- Searches now support searching across multiple sets in the filters (program would hang indefinitely before)
What does this program do?
Similar to a search engine if the only results were MTG cards. It lets you dump that information to a file, for example grabbing all merfolk cards ever made and then exporting it to a text file, or maybe grabbing all cards made by a specific artist. It uses the mtg-json.com DB for its search queries.
You can also just browse cards at your leisure in the results page.
This application requires GnuPG to send and receive HTTPs requests to the mtg-json.com DB
About 2 days of work has gone into this so far, the code is a mess, I'll clean that up later.
Everything in the program is working, although I'm sure there are hidden bugs.
Installation Instructions
- Install Java JRE/JDK 8 or higher from the Java website
- Install GNuPG (Required for this program to run) (see below)
- Run the JAR file with Java
Installing GnuPG Instructions (Windows) (Required)
Install this https://gnupg.org/download/index.html
Run it and create a profile or a key (theres like 2 big buttons to click when you start the program, it should be obvious)
All it asks is for your name and email, just enter it and then it will ask for a password, enter that too (it can be whatever)
After this is done you never need to touch GPG again so close it.
go to cmd prompt and type this and hit enter
SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files (x86)\GNU\GnuPG
This sets GnuPG up in the PATH for the system so my application can use it
UI Improvements & More Features
DOWNLOAD: mtg_json_tool_v0_00_06.zip
Installation instructions below the images READ THEM
CHANGELOG
- Added new (optional) simplified view to shorten export logs and make them more readable
- Legalities renamed to Rulings (accidentally mislabeled)
- Added Legalities (Card Ban Status) display to Results
- Added Mana cost display to Results
- Added Legalities (Card Ban Status) to export
- Added Mana Cost to export
- Moved some UI Elements around on the filters tab
What does this program do?
Similar to a search engine if the only results were MTG cards. It lets you dump that information to a file, for example grabbing all merfolk cards ever made and then exporting it to a text file, or maybe grabbing all cards made by a specific artist. It uses the mtg-json.com DB for its search queries.
You can also just browse cards at your leisure in the results page.
This application requires GnuPG to send and receive HTTPs requests to the mtg-json.com DB
About 2 days of work has gone into this so far, the code is a mess, I'll clean that up later.
Everything in the program is working, although I'm sure there are hidden bugs.
Installation Instructions
- Install Java JRE/JDK 8 or higher from the Java website
- Install GNuPG (Required for this program to run)
- Run the JAR file with Java
Preview Build
Installation instructions below the images (Please read them)
What does this program do?
Similar to a search engine if the only results were MTG cards. It lets you dump that information to a file, for example grabbing all merfolk cards ever made and then exporting it to a text file, or maybe grabbing all cards made by a specific artist. It uses the mtg-json.com DB for its search queries.
You can also just browse cards at your leisure in the results page.
This application requires GnuPG to send and receive HTTPs requests to the mtg-json.com DB
About 2 days of work has gone into this so far, the code is a mess, I'll clean that up later.
Everything in the program is working, although I'm sure there are hidden bugs.
Installation Instructions
- Install Java JRE/JDK 8 or higher from the Java website
- Install GNuPG (Required for this program to run)
- Run the JAR file with Java
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Installing GnuPG Instructions (Windows) (Required)
Install this https://gnupg.org/download/index.html
Run it and create a profile or a key (theres like 2 big buttons to click when you start the program, it should be obvious)
All it asks is for your name and email, just enter it and then it will ask for a password, enter that too (it can be whatever)
After this is done you never need to touch GPG again so close it.
go to cmd prompt and type this and hit enter
SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files (x86)\GNU\GnuPG
This sets GnuPG up in the PATH for the system so my application can use it