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24 changes: 23 additions & 1 deletion README.md
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The Hexenbracken
============

NOTE 5/20/2022:
First forked this from Funkaoshi way before I actually knew how to code and dealing with some legacy issues. Probably I'd need to start over to make whatever changes I'd want to make correctly, although it looks like the issues I was attempting to address have been addressed anyway.

NOTE 10/5/2018:
This version has been modified by Max Cantor and has been adapted for python3.
hex.py and hexmaps.py have been altered, and utfcsv.py is now obsolete.
Additionally, there were some mistakes or omissions in the original instructions.
Check out my blog!: https://weirdwonderfulworlds.blogspot.com/

This python script will take a set of hex descriptions from a Google Doc and
turn them into a simple web site. Several example websites exist: [The
Hexenbracken][1] and [The Kraal][2], [The Colossal Wastes of Zhaar][3],
[Synthexia][4]. The source files that generate them are in this repository,
under the `hexmaps` folder.

Usage: `python hexmaps.py <input csv file> > <output html file>`
Usage:
1. You need to create a jinja template. As long as you stick to the proper .csv
format, you should be able to just copy the base.html template from the templates
folder into a new template, the same name as the .csv file (and eventually the
html page itself):

cp templates/base.html templates/[NAME].html

2. Then you can run the following through in unix bash (I used git bash):

python -Xutf8 hex.py hexmaps/[NAME].csv title > [NAME].html

The -Xutf8 has to do with the fact that I used Windows, if you use linux or
probably also mac I don't think that part is necessary.

You can use the flag `-f text` to tell the generator to use a text template,
rather than an HTML one. The script currently assumes the HTML template used to
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import argparse
import csv
import os
import re
import string
import sys

import jinja2

import utfcsv
import hexmap as hm

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
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# Read CSV dump of Google Docs hex map descriptions and create hexmap of
# the data.
with open(args.CSV, 'rb') as csvfile:
hexmap = hm.HexMap(utfcsv.unicode_csv_reader(csvfile))
with open(args.CSV, encoding="utf-8") as csvfile:
hexmap = hm.HexMap(csv.reader(csvfile, dialect=csv.excel))


if args.fmt == 'stats':
print 'Most referenced Hexes:'
print('Most referenced Hexes:')
for l, count in hexmap.reference_histogram[-10:]:
print "\t%s mentioned %d times" % (l, count)
print 'Themes found in hexes:'
print("\t%s mentioned %d times" % (l, count))
print('Themes found in hexes:')
for l, count in hexmap.themes_histogram:
print "\t%s mentioned %d times" % (l, count)
print("\t%s mentioned %d times" % (l, count))
exit(0)


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# exists.
settlement = m.group(1).upper().strip()
if settlement in hexmap.settlements:
return u"<a href='#{hex}' class='city-link'>{settlement}</a>".format(
return "<a href='#{hex}' class='city-link'>{settlement}</a>".format(
settlement=settlement, hex=hexmap.settlements[settlement])
return settlement

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def getreferences(h):
# return references for this hex.
if h in hexmap.references:
return u', '.join("<a class='hex-link' href='#%s'>%s</a>" % (l, l)
return ', '.join("<a class='hex-link' href='#%s'>%s</a>" % (l, l)
for l in sorted(hexmap.references[h]))
return u''
return ''

def coordinates(location):
return int(location[:2]), int(location[2:])
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context = {
'hexes': sorted(hexmap.hexes.items()),
'authors': u", ".join("%s (%s)" % (author, count)
'authors': ", ".join("%s (%s)" % (author, count)
for author, count in hexmap.author_histogram.most_common()),
'references': hexmap.references,
'title': args.Title
}

print template.render(**context).encode('utf-8')
print(template.render(**context))
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def make_histogram(d):
histogram = [(l, len(i)) for l, i in d.iteritems()]
histogram = [(l, len(i)) for l, i in d.items()]
histogram = sorted(histogram, key=operator.itemgetter(1))
return histogram

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self.settlement = settlement.upper().strip()
self.themes = [t.upper().strip() for t in themes.split(',')]
self.author = author
self.description = description or '-'.encode('utf-8')
self.description = description or '-'
self.url = url


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# Yank out all the authors
self.authors = [d.author
for l, details in self.hexes.iteritems() for d in details
for l, details in self.hexes.items() for d in details
if d.author]
self.author_histogram = collections.Counter(self.authors)

# Yank out all references
self.references = collections.defaultdict(set)
for l, details in self.hexes.iteritems():
for l, details in self.hexes.items():
for d in details:
for m in re.finditer(r"\[\[(\d\d\d\d)\]\]", d.description):
if l != m.group(1):
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@property
def themes_histogram(self):
return make_histogram(self.themes)

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