Module nari.io.reader.actlogutils.metadata
Parses metadata events from ACT log line
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"""Parses metadata events from ACT log line"""
from nari.types import Timestamp
from nari.types.event import Event
from nari.types.event.version import Version
from nari.types.event.config import Config
# from nari.types.actor import Actor
def version_from_logline(timestamp: Timestamp, params: list[str]) -> Event:
"""Parses version information from ACT log line"""
# param layout from act
# 0 the version string that's it pack it up and take it home
return Version(timestamp=timestamp, version=params[0])
def config_from_logline(timestamp: Timestamp, params: list[str]) -> Event:
"""Parses config from ACT log line"""
# param layout from act
# 0 a string with a bunch of configurations values separated by commas
args = params[0].split(', ')
values = dict([s.split(': ') for s in args])
return Config(timestamp=timestamp, values=values)
# def effect_result_from_logline(timestamp: Timestamp, params: list[str]) -> Event:
# param layout from act
# 0-1 ActorId / Name
# 2 SequenceId (Hex)
# 3-6 current/max hp and mp
# 7 shield percent (decimal)
# 8 null (cuuurse you)
# 9-12 xyz/facing
# 13 classjob (the upper byte, the lower byte is useless)
# 14 fixed at 0 for some reason
# 15 padding?
# 16 number of 'in use effects' (decimal?)
# The in-use effects have the following fields:
# 1 BBH -> EffectIndex / Padding / EffectId
# 2 II -> padding / some kind of param
# 3 effect duration (float as hex)
# 4 source actor id
# target_actor = Actor(*params[0:2])
# sequence_id = int(params[2])
# target_actor.resources.update(
# *[int(x) for x in params[3:7]]
# )
# shield_percent = int(params[7], 16)
# target_actor.position.update(
# *[float(x) for x in params[9:13]]
# )
# cji_hexdata = int(params[13].zfill(4), 16)
# class_job_id, _ = unpack('>BB', cji_hexdata.to_bytes(2, 'big'))
# in_use_effects_amount = int(params[16])Functions
def config_from_logline(timestamp: int, params: list[str]) ‑> Event-
Parses config from ACT log line
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def config_from_logline(timestamp: Timestamp, params: list[str]) -> Event: """Parses config from ACT log line""" # param layout from act # 0 a string with a bunch of configurations values separated by commas args = params[0].split(', ') values = dict([s.split(': ') for s in args]) return Config(timestamp=timestamp, values=values) # def effect_result_from_logline(timestamp: Timestamp, params: list[str]) -> Event: # param layout from act # 0-1 ActorId / Name # 2 SequenceId (Hex) # 3-6 current/max hp and mp # 7 shield percent (decimal) # 8 null (cuuurse you) # 9-12 xyz/facing # 13 classjob (the upper byte, the lower byte is useless) # 14 fixed at 0 for some reason # 15 padding? # 16 number of 'in use effects' (decimal?) # The in-use effects have the following fields: # 1 BBH -> EffectIndex / Padding / EffectId # 2 II -> padding / some kind of param # 3 effect duration (float as hex) # 4 source actor id # target_actor = Actor(*params[0:2]) # sequence_id = int(params[2]) # target_actor.resources.update( # *[int(x) for x in params[3:7]] # ) # shield_percent = int(params[7], 16) # target_actor.position.update( # *[float(x) for x in params[9:13]] # ) # cji_hexdata = int(params[13].zfill(4), 16) # class_job_id, _ = unpack('>BB', cji_hexdata.to_bytes(2, 'big')) # in_use_effects_amount = int(params[16]) def version_from_logline(timestamp: int, params: list[str]) ‑> Event-
Parses version information from ACT log line
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def version_from_logline(timestamp: Timestamp, params: list[str]) -> Event: """Parses version information from ACT log line""" # param layout from act # 0 the version string that's it pack it up and take it home return Version(timestamp=timestamp, version=params[0])