satisfactory-json

satisfactory-json

Library to convert from Satisfactory save files to a JSON format and back.

Usage

Using node streams:

import { SaveGame, Sav2JsonTransform, Json2SavTransform } from 'satisfactory-json';

// convert sav -> json
const readStream: ReadStream; // e.g. from fs.createReadStream
readStream.pipe(new Sav2JsonTransform()).on('data', saveGame => {

});

// convert json -> sav
const saveGame: SaveGame;
const writeStream: WriteStream; // e.g. from fs.createWriteStream
const transform = new Json2SavTransform();
transform.pipe(writeStream);
transform.write(saveGame);
transform.end();

Or using something similar to the previous interface:

import { SaveGame, sav2json, json2sav } from 'satisfactory-json';

const saveFileData: Buffer;
// convert sav -> json
sav2json(saveFileData).then((saveGame: SaveGame) => {

});

// convert json -> sav
const saveGame: SaveGame;
json2sav(saveGame).then((saveData: string) => {

});

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Notes

Stability

This package follows the Semantic Versioning schema. As the major and minor version are still 0 the JSON this package creates cannot yet be considered stable and will probably change with every version. Progress towards a stable JSON interface can be observed at milestone 0.1.0. As Satisfactory itself is still in Early Access the save file format will also probably change in breaking ways with each new game update.

Debugging

To debug using the cli call yarn sav2json:debug or yarn json2sav:debug and then use a node.js Inspector Client, e.g. Chrome DevTool to debug the program.