evotushon/minimal-base-mhrise-database-with-python

A Database that is actually Object Oriented? Well, it seems strange but for some reason it seems to work as a database

Minimal Base MHRise Database with Python

Description

I wanted to make this project to learn OOP with Python and, when I finish it, try to replicate to use a database python library to improve this project with a database and to even use it with a discord bot so that it can give info to people who need it without going on Kiranico (I'd recommend to use this though) every time (it's even useful when you don't have connection)

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FAQ and some questions that will surely be asked

Will you Update the database when Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak will be released, in Summer 2022?
It's written in the title: Base Rise but if I have time and will I'll do it

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Changelogs

ALPHA (0.0)

0.0.2

• Added the __init__ files for importing

• Made some arguments in skills.py

• Importing the database will activate the __init__ file and, if you look closely, you see that it will return nothing (or at least I tried to, if it doesn't work just open an issue and tell everything you need to tell what you e x p e r i e n c e d while trying that so I can steal some code from StackOverflow fix that, or at least I hope so since I think there is so much spaghetti code and I guess that 0.0.3 - or maybe 0.0.2 ß and this becomes 0.0.2 α - will just be code reordering). That means that if you want to copy something you will have to copy the files directly

• Made so that the type of the classes (in this case template) of the data is now static and not dynamic (it's not int(x) but def __init__(self, x: int))

• this update becomes 0.0.2 and the previous 0.0.2 becomes 0.0.1 ß, the first one becomes 0.0.1 α

• Fixed some "UI mistakes" in this file

0.0.1 ß

• Started making the classes used for making an object of each object for its category (armors, items, monsters, skills)
• Made so that the program occupies less memory and takes less to be used and coded
• Fixed some errors in this file

0.0.1 α

• Started the Project
• Initialized the repo
• Imagine starting to code and then writing the README.md file when you can just start writing and then coding and release it in the 0.0.1 ß