Deck Strings

hearthstone.deckstrings

Easily encode or decode a Hearthstone deckstring.

usage

parse_deckstring(str)

deckstring = 'AAECAZICBvIFrqsClL0C+cACws4CmdMCDEBf/gHEBuQItLsCy7wCz7wC3b4CyccCoM0Ch84CAA=='
deckstrings.parse_deckstring(deckstring)

Returns:

(
  [
    (754, 1), 
    (38318, 1), 
    (40596, 1), 
    (41081, 1), 
    (42818, 1), 
    (43417, 1), 
    (64, 2), 
    (95, 2), 
    (254, 2), 
    (836, 2), 
    (1124, 2), 
    (40372, 2), 
    (40523, 2), 
    (40527, 2), 
    (40797, 2), 
    (41929, 2), 
    (42656, 2), 
    (42759, 2)
  ], 
  [274], 
  <FormatType.FT_STANDARD: 2>
)

OR

You can also parse deckstring as a deckstrings.Deck() object, which gives you access to other methods.

deckstring = 'AAECAZICBvIFrqsClL0C+cACws4CmdMCDEBf/gHEBuQItLsCy7wCz7wC3b4CyccCoM0Ch84CAA=='
deck = deckstrings.Deck().from_deckstring(deckstring)

Then you can:

deck.as_deckstring

Which returns string AAECAZICBvIFrqsClL0C+cACws4CmdMCDEBf/gHEBuQItLsCy7wCz7wC3b4CyccCoM0Ch84CAA== (the original deckstring)

deck.get_dbf_id_list()

Returns the deck cards tuple, ordered

[
  (64, 2), 
  (95, 2), 
  (254, 2), 
  (754, 1), 
  (836, 2), 
  (1124, 2), 
  (38318, 1), 
  (40372, 2),
  (40523, 2), 
  (40527, 2),
  (40596, 1), 
  (40797, 2), 
  (41081, 1), 
  (41929, 2), 
  (42656, 2), 
  (42759, 2), 
  (42818, 1), 
  (43417, 1)
]

If a deckstring is invalid, the exceptions binascii.Error or ValueError will be raised.