bakert/enlightened-tutor

Program that checks Magic: the Gathering cards for tournament playability and other interesting facets

enlightened-tutor

Program that checks Magic: the Gathering cards for tournament playability and other interesting facets

MIT License

(c) 2024 Thomas David Baker [email protected]

Setup

• Install Python
• $ git clone https://github.com/bakert/enlightened-tutor
• $ cd enlightened-tutor
• $ python3 -m venv .
• $ source bin/activate
• $ pip install -r requirements.txt
• $ pre-commit install
• Install mariadb
• $ mysql
• mysql> CREATE USER 'enlightened_tutor'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'YOUR-PASSWORD-HERE';
• mysql> GRANT ALL ON enlightened_tutor.* TO 'enlightened_tutor'@'localhost';
• Run the SQL in enlightened-tutor.sql, or (better) restore a backup from data/ (after gunzipping)
• Copy config.ini.example to config.ini and fill in the database information

Web Server

• $ bin/uvicorn web:app --reload --log-level info --port 8000 (Note: this will not give interesting results until the database is populated)

Populate Database

• Restore latest file in data/ to avoid hours of requests
• $ python3 mtgtop8.py # You can kill this once it starts seeing decks you already have
• $ python3 -c 'import scryfall; scryfall.import_cards()'
• $ gunzip data/carddict.json.gz
• $ python3 -c "import cards; cards.set_playability()"
• $ python3 -c 'import cubecobra; cubecobra.load()'