skyeweave

Easily generate any FGO expression sheets from an id

Developed by Firq and powered by the AtlasAcademy API

Installation

The CLI can be installed by using pip. Python >= 3.10 is required.

pip install --extra-index-url https://forgejo.neshweb.net/api/packages/Firq/pypi/simple/ skyeweave

Note: Specifying the additional index of forgejo.neshweb.net is necessary, as I don't host my packages on PyPI. Using --extra-index-url is necessary as the specified depencencies are not hosted on that index.

Usage

commandline

skyeweave is primarily a CLI application.

The following options are available:

• --help / -h: Shows helpful information about the other arguments
• --version: Shows the version number
• --output: Sets the output file path. This can be a relative path (./out or an absolute path C:/files/out)
• --id: Specify a servantId or charaId. This will skip the user prompt afterwards (useful in CI applications)
• --filter: Specify which spritesheets will actually be used. Useful if you want multiple spritesheets, but not all
• --timeout: Sets the timeout for any requests towards the Atlas Academy API. The default is 10 seconds
• --no-cache: Clear cache for this id, keeping all other files
• --reset: Delete any already downloaded assets
• --quiet / -q: Mute the output and hide progress bars

Typical usage:

skyeweave --output out --id 70

This would generate the expressions for Scathach (Servant Id 70) in the folder out, using subfolders to better separate the outputs of multiple runs.

python scripts [EXPERIMENTAL]

skyeweave can also be used in other Python scripts.

from skyeweave import SkyeWeave
SkyeWeave().compose(70)

This feature will be expanded upon in future releases.

Issues / Support

If there are any issues with skyeweave, feel free to reach out to me using the AtlasAcademy discord (#dev-corner) or create an issue in this repo.

If you want to help me debug when an issue occurs, set the environment variable SKYEWEAVE_STDOUT_LEVEL to debug and send me a copy of the log

Example on Windows:

$env:SKYEWEAVE_STDOUT_LEVEL="debug"

skyeweave --output out --id 70 > log.log