import sys sys.path.append('..') from scrython.foundation import FoundationObject class Sets(FoundationObject): """ /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_only(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) def object(self): super(Sets, self)._checkForKey('object') return self.scryfallJson['object'] def has_more(self): super(Sets, self)._checkForKey('has_more') return self.scryfallJson['has_more'] def data(self): super(Sets, self)._checkForKey('data') return self.scryfallJson['data'] def data_length(self): super(Sets, self)._checkForKey('data') return len(self.scryfallJson['data']) def set_object(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'object') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['object'] def set_code(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'code') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['code'] def set_mtgo_code(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'mtgo_code') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['mtgo_code'] def set_name(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'name') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['name'] def set_set_type(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'set_type') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['set_type'] def set_released_at(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'released_at') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['released_at'] def set_block_code(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'block_code') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['block_code'] def set_block(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'block') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['block'] def set_parent_set_code(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'parent_set_code') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['parent_set_code'] def set_card_count(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'card_count') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['card_count'] def set_digital(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'digital') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['digital'] def set_foil_only(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'foil_only') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['foil_only'] def set_icon_svg_uri(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'icon_svg_uri') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['icon_svg_uri'] def set_search_uri(self, num): super(Sets, self)._checkForTupleKey('data', num, 'search_uri') return self.scryfallJson['data'][num]['search_uri']