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refactor(mods/Monster_Girls): migrate to typescript #5153

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51 changes: 51 additions & 0 deletions scripts/monster_girls_mutations/mutation_conversion.ts
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import * as v from "jsr:@valibot/valibot"

/**
* @module
*
* takes a file with mutation definitions (i.e. Cataclysm-BN/data/json/mutations/mutations.json)
* and outputs a new file that has "delete"s in place for all of the mutations with categories defined for them in that inputted file.
* It creates the base that I (after renaming the resulting file to a more pleasant title)
* then added all my choices of which mutations a given monster girl category gets,
* and the script was mostly made to save an enormous amount of time as opposed to doing all those "delete"s by hand.
*
* original @author @RobbieNeko
* @see https://github.com/cataclysmbnteam/Cataclysm-BN/pull/5100#issuecomment-2258396678
*/

// JSON schema parser
const mutationParser = v.safeParser(v.looseObject({
id: v.string(),
type: v.string(),
// Type and ID are assured, but not all mutations have categories
category: v.array(v.string()),
}))

if (Deno.args.length !== 1) {
console.error(
"Usage: deno run --allow-read --allow-write mutation_conversion.ts <input_file_with_mutations>",
)
Deno.exit(1)
}

// Creates the converted name
const userInput = Deno.args[0]
const [first, ...rest] = userInput.split(".")
const convertName = [first + "converted-ts", ...rest].join(".")

// Opens user's file as userJson
const userJson: unknown[] = await Deno.readTextFile(userInput).then(JSON.parse)

// List to hold the dictionaries that are the converted entries
const tempList = userJson
.map(mutationParser)
.filter((x) => x.success)
.map(({ output: { type, id, category } }) => ({
type,
id,
"copy-from": id,
delete: { category },
}))

// Output the finished converted JSON
await Deno.writeTextFile(convertName, JSON.stringify(tempList, null, 2))
76 changes: 76 additions & 0 deletions scripts/monster_girls_mutations/thresh_converter.ts
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import * as v from "jsr:@valibot/valibot"

/**
* @module
*
* first input is the outputted file from mutation_converter.ts with the `"extend"`s
* for the monstergirl categories already put into place.
* Its second input is the same file as was input into mutation_converter.ts
* (i.e. Cataclysm-BN/data/json/mutations/mutations.json).
* It then goes through and finds the mutations that have "threshreq"s in the latter file,
* checks to see if they're in any of the monster girl categories via the first file,
* and then adds the relevant thresholds to the "extends" of the first file (and writes them to that file).
* As before, this was written solely to save myself the tedium of adding the relevant ones by hand.
*
* original @author @RobbieNeko
* @see https://github.com/cataclysmbnteam/Cataclysm-BN/pull/5100#issuecomment-2258396678
*/

// Dictionary for converting vanilla threshreqs to monstergirl ones.
const threshConvDict = new Map([
"THRESH_NEKO",
"THRESH_DOGGIRL",
"THRESH_DRYAD",
"THRESH_HARPY",
"THRESH_BEARGIRL",
"THRESH_SPIDERGIRL",
"THRESH_SLIMEGIRL",
"THRESH_MOUSEGIRL",
"THRESH_COWGIRL",
].map((x) => [x, x]))

const parseMutation = v.safeParser(v.looseObject({
id: v.string(),
extend: v.string(),
}))

const parseThreshold = v.safeParser(v.looseObject({
id: v.string(),
threshreq: v.pipe(v.array(v.string()), v.transform((xs) => new Set(xs))),
}))

if (Deno.args.length !== 2) {
console.error(
"Usage: deno run --allow-read --allow-write thresh_converter.ts <pre_json_file> <user_json_file>",
)
Deno.exit(1)
}

// preJSON: This inputted file should be the one with all the "delete"s and "extend"s
// userJson: This one solely exists to get the mutations with threshreqs
const [preJSON, userJson] = await Promise.all(
Deno.args.map((x) => Deno.readTextFile(x).then<unknown[]>(JSON.parse)),
)

const preParsedJSON = preJSON.map(parseMutation).filter((x) => x.success)
.map(({ output }) => output)

// Set for holding the entries in the above file, and loop to extract all of them
const preSet = new Set(preParsedJSON.map(({ id }) => id))

const resultDict = new Map(
userJson.map(parseThreshold).filter((x) => x.success)
.map(({ output: { id, threshreq } }) => {
const thresholds = [...threshreq.intersection(preSet)]
.flatMap((x) => threshConvDict.get(x) ?? [])

return [id, thresholds]
}),
)

const outputJson = preParsedJSON.map((x) => {
const threshreq = resultDict.get(x.id)
return threshreq ? { ...x, threshreq } : x
})

await Deno.writeTextFile(Deno.args[0], JSON.stringify(outputJson, null, 2))
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