sebi wrote:You can still use the export csv feature if what you want is exporting capabilities. URL looks like: http://deckbox.org/sets/export/1?format
Cost,Price
Could be useful to add the URL in the export dialog now that I think of it. Maybe something for a future release.
Of course you can also use other websites for inventory purposes if they serve your needs better, no hard feelings . Which one did you have in mind that solves these issues, I might take a look to see how the do it.
Thanks for your reply! It is always good to see the developer/owner/whatever of a site respond so fast and be willing to help.
The CSV export actually looks promising, so I'll toy around a bit with that. So far I've been parsing the cards table for all the information I need: Tradelist count, card name, 3-letter set acronym (I try to obtain these from the set image), special things (foil, signed, card grading, language). I sort them by color/type (single colors, multicolor, colorless, land), the data for which I obtain by parsing the mana symbols and type. From what I can quickly see now it seems I could restore my old functionality if I had just an easy way to obtain the 3-letter set acronym.
To be fair, I haven't had the time to look at other options yet. I've been using Deckbox for at least a couple of years now, even though Deckbox hasn't satisfied all my needs (in particular matching up the different types of promos with the way they would be listed on local trading sites; EG: PRE for prerelease promos, REL for release, FNM for FNM, POV for 'others' etc.). Writing code to interface with my synchronization methods takes time and I currently don't have a lot of it so I'm in favor of sticking to Deckbox as long as possible. For me, the ideal situation would be if Deckbox had a way to obtain all the data I need in an easy to parse way. The CSV output is actually pretty good, but as far as I can see it is missing a way to obtain the 3-letter set acronym (and the method I used based on the set image gave the old and deprecated 2-letter acronyms for older sets. I had a lookup table for that). I guess I could make a set name to acronym lookup table.
In the end, after my code has processed my inventory on Deckbox, I have outputs in multiple different formats for various websites. Most of them are in a card-tag style format, like [c]CARDNAME|EDI|#[/c], where EDI is the 3-letter set acronym and the # is an optional collectors or item number (useful for my foil basics for instance).
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