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azgaar-fmg-parser
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An unofficial utility for parsing Cultures, Provinces, States, Religions, and Burgs from .map files generated by Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator. Ideal for developers working on fantasy world-building tools and games.
An unofficial utility for parsing Cultures, Provinces, States, Religions, and Burgs from .map files generated by Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator. Ideal for developers working on fantasy world-building tools and games.
To install azgaar-fmg-parser
, use yarn
:
yarn add azgaar-fmg-parser
Or, if you prefer npm
:
npm install azgaar-fmg-parser
Here's a simple example demonstrating how to use azgaar-fmg-parser
:
const fs = require("fs");
const { FMG } = require("azgaar-fmg-parser");
// Load a .map file
const mapFileContent = fs.readFileSync("path/to/your/map/file.map", "utf-8");
// Parse the .map file content
const { fmg, info } = FMG.parse({ data: mapFileContent });
// Access parsed data
console.log("Burgs:", fmg.burgs);
console.log("States:", fmg.states);
console.log("Cultures:", fmg.cultures);
console.log("Religions:", fmg.religions);
console.log("Provinces:", fmg.provinces);
// Access parsing information
console.log("Parsing Info:", info);
You can use the provided type predicates to check the types of states, cultures, and religions in a TypeScript project:
import {
isDefaultState,
isDefaultCulture,
isDefaultReligion,
FMG,
} from "azgaar-fmg-parser";
// Assuming `state`, `culture`, and `religion` are variables from your parsed data
if (isDefaultState(state)) {
console.log("This is a default state.");
}
if (isDefaultCulture(culture)) {
console.log("This is a default culture.");
}
if (isDefaultReligion(religion)) {
console.log("This is a default religion.");
}
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request or open an Issue.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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An unofficial utility for parsing Cultures, Provinces, States, Religions, and Burgs from .map files generated by Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator. Ideal for developers working on fantasy world-building tools and games.
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