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get_decklist_from_code | R Documentation |
Deck lists are stored and shared in an RFC 4648 base-32 code. This top-level function takes such an code and extracts the cards and their count according to the rules (laid out here)
get_decklist_from_code(code, format = "df")
code |
character deck code in base 32 (RFC 4648) |
format |
output format of deck list, can be either "df" or "simple" |
dataframe with cardcode, count, faction, set and card number (for format "df") or a character vector with format '{count}:{cardcode}' (for format "simple")
get_decklist_from_code( "CEDACAIFDUAQEBAIAECAIBICAECDGNACAMCQIBQDAMCAKDISAIAQCBBWAIAQKEZPAIAQGBIMAMAQKAIZEE" ) # returns (format: "df") # cardcode count faction set card_number # 1 01SI029 3 SI 1 029 # 2 02PZ008 3 PZ 2 008 # 3 04PZ005 3 PZ 4 005 # 4 01PZ051 3 PZ 1 051 # 5 01PZ052 3 PZ 1 052 # 6 03SI004 3 SI 3 004 # 7 03SI006 3 SI 3 006 # 8 03PZ005 3 PZ 3 005 # 9 03PZ013 3 PZ 3 013 # 10 03PZ018 3 PZ 3 018 # 11 01PZ054 2 PZ 1 054 # 12 01SI019 2 SI 1 019 # 13 01SI047 2 SI 1 047 # 14 03SI012 1 SI 3 012 # 15 01SI001 1 SI 1 001 # 16 01SI025 1 SI 1 025 # 17 01SI033 1 SI 1 033 # # returns(format: simple) # c("3:01SI029", "3:02PZ008", "3:04PZ005", "3:01PZ051", "3:01PZ052", # "3:03SI004", "3:03SI006", "3:03PZ005", "3:03PZ013", "3:03PZ018", # "2:01PZ054", "2:01SI019", "2:01SI047", "1:03SI012", "1:01SI001", # "1:01SI025", "1:01SI033")
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