Added docstrings to Sets.

scrython/catalog/catalogs_object.py

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ class CatalogsObject(object):
 		No arguments are required.
 
 	Optional Arguments:
-		format : str ....................... The format to return. Defaults to JSON.
+		format : str ................... The format to return. Defaults to JSON.
 		pretty : bool ... Makes the returned JSON prettier. The library may not work properly with this setting.
 
 	Attributes:

scrython/sets/code.py

@@ -1,6 +1,23 @@
 from .sets_object import SetsObject
 
 class Code(SetsObject):
+    """
+    sets/:code
+    Get a set with a 3 letter code.
+
+    Positional arguments:
+        code : str ............................... The 3 letter code of the set.
+
+    Optional arguments:
+        All arguments are inherited from SetsObject
+
+    Attributes:
+        All attributes are inherited from SetsObject
+
+    Example usage:
+        >>> set = scrython.sets.Code(code='por')
+        >>> set.name()
+    """
     def __init__(self, code):
         self._url = 'sets/{}?'.format(code)
         super(Code, self).__init__(self._url)

scrython/sets/sets.py

@@ -1,6 +1,42 @@
 from .sets_object import SetsObject
 
 class Sets(SetsObject):
+    """
+    /sets
+    `Sets()` gets it's own special attributes that don't match with the normal set attributes.
+
+    Positional arguments:
+        code : str ............................... The 3 letter code of the set.
+
+    Optional arguments:
+        All arguments are inherited from SetsObject
+
+    Attributes:
+        object : str ... Returns the type of object it is. (card, error, etc)
+        has_more : bool ... True if there are more pages available.
+        data : list ... List of all data returned.
+        data_length : int ... The length of the data returned.
+
+        The following require an integer as an arg, which acts as a tuple.
+        set_object(num) : str .................................. The set object.
+        set_code(num) : str .............. The three letter set code of the set.
+        set_mtgo_code(num) : str .............. The mtgo equivalent of `code()`.
+        set_name(num) : str .......................... The full name of the set.
+        set_set_type(num) : str ... The type of the set (expansion, commander, etc)
+        set_released_at(num) : str .............. The date the set was launched.
+        set_block_code(num) : str ... The the letter code for the block the set was in.
+        set_block(num) : str .......... The full name of the block a set was in.
+        set_parent_set_code(num) : str ........ The set code for the parent set.
+        set_card_count(num) : int .............. The number of cards in the set.
+        set_digital(num) : bool ..... True if this set is only featured on MTGO.
+        set_foil(num) : bool .................. True if this set only has foils.
+        set_icon_svg_uri(num) : str ........ A URI to the SVG of the set symbol.
+        set_search_uri(num) : str ......... The scryfall API url for the search.
+
+    Example usage:
+        >>> set = scrython.sets.Sets()
+        >>> set.name(5)
+    """
     def __init__(self):
         self._url = 'sets?'
         super(Sets, self).__init__(self._url)

scrython/sets/sets_object.py

@@ -3,6 +3,32 @@ import aiohttp
 import urllib.parse
 
 class SetsObject(object):
+	"""
+	The master class for all sets objects.
+
+	Positional arguments:
+		No arguments required.
+
+	Optional arguments:
+		format : str ................... The format to return. Defaults to JSON.
+		pretty : bool ... Makes the returned JSON prettier. The library may not work properly with this setting.
+
+	Attributes:
+		object : str ...... Returns the type of object it is. (card, error, etc)
+		code : str ........................ The three letter set code of the set
+		mtgo_code : str ........................ The mtgo equivalent of `code()`
+		name : str ................................... The full name of the set.
+		set_type : str ......... The type of the set (expansion, commander, etc)
+		released_at : str ....................... The date the set was launched.
+		block_code : str ..... The the letter code for the block the set was in.
+		block : str ................... The full name of the block a set was in.
+		parent_set_code : str ................. The set code for the parent set.
+		card_count : int ......................  The number of cards in the set.
+		digital : bool .............. True if this set is only featured on MTGO.
+		foil : bool ........................... True if this set only has foils.
+		icon_svg_uri : str ................  A URI to the SVG of the set symbol.
+		search_uri : str .................. The scryfall API url for the search.
+	"""
 	def __init__(self, _url, **kwargs):
 		self.params = {'format': kwargs.get('format', 'json'), 'pretty': kwargs.get('pretty', '')}