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Decker!

A tool for creating trading card decks for Table Top Simulator. Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh and even support for custom cards!

Have a look at the provided example decks on how to format a deck.

Build dependencies

To build Decker you'll need to have the Go binaries installed. Decker also depends on imagemagick you'll also need to have that installed. To install these dependencies, see below.

Ubuntu:

Run this command to install Go and imagemagick.

$ sudo apt-get install golang imagemagick

Windows:

Download the installer from here.
You also need the imagemagick installed, see here

Other: If you are running a different operating system you will need to get Go and imagemagick.

Build instructions

To build on ubuntu/linux, run:

$ make && sudo make install

Or for windows:

> go build -o ./decker.exe ./src

Example decks

Some example decks are contained in the decks folder.
Have a look at those if you are confused to how a deck file should look like.

$ decker ./decks/magic
$ decker ./decks/pokemon
$ decker ./decks/yugioh
$ decker ./decks/custom
$ decker ./decks/text

This will generate the decks into images in the respective folder.

Usage

Commandline Usage: #Generate a deck $ decker file.deck

#Run as a server
$ decker

GUI Usage:
Decker has limited use as a GUI.
Maybe you want to write a front-end for it on your platform?

When you use Decker to generate a .deck file, Decker will ouput the image with a .jpg suffix
eg. file.deck >> file.deck.jpg

If you have Tabletop Simulator installed, it will place the deck in your chest.
To use the decks you will either need to have Decker running in the background or have the image hosted online which then decker can upload it for you too.
If you don't upload the image online then to allow people who connect to your game to use the decks you will need to port forward 20002.

Ubuntu:

Decker will be made the default program to open .deck files.
Simply double click on a .deck file to generate it.
Run Decker from the dash before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.
You can also host the image on Imgur.com right click on the generated image and open it with decker, this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.

Windows:

Drag decks onto decker.exe
Run decker.exe before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play. You can also host the image on Imgur.com drag the generated image onto decker.exe, this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.

About

Create decks to use with Table Top Simulator!

splizard.com/magic/decker/

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Decker!
A tool for creating trading card decks for Table Top Simulator.
Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh and even support for custom cards!
Have a look at the provided example decks on how to format a deck.
Build dependencies
To build Decker you'll need to have the Go binaries installed.
Decker also depends on imagemagick you'll also need to have that installed.
To install these dependencies, see below.
Ubuntu:
Run this command to install Go and imagemagick.
$ sudo apt-get install golang imagemagick

Windows:
Download the installer from here.

You also need the imagemagick installed, see here
Other:
If you are running a different operating system you will need to get Go and imagemagick.
Build instructions
To build on ubuntu/linux, run:
$ make && sudo make install

Or for windows:
> go build -o ./decker.exe ./src

Example decks
Some example decks are contained in the decks folder.

Have a look at those if you are confused to how a deck file should look like.
$ decker ./decks/magic
$ decker ./decks/pokemon
$ decker ./decks/yugioh
$ decker ./decks/custom
$ decker ./decks/text

This will generate the decks into images in the respective folder.
Usage
Commandline Usage:
#Generate a deck
$ decker file.deck
#Run as a server
$ decker

GUI Usage:

Decker has limited use as a GUI.

Maybe you want to write a front-end for it on your platform?
When you use Decker to generate a .deck file, Decker will ouput the image with a .jpg suffix

eg. file.deck >> file.deck.jpg
If you have Tabletop Simulator installed, it will place the deck in your chest.

To use the decks you will either need to have Decker running in the background or
have the image hosted online which then decker can upload it for you too.

If you don't upload the image online then to allow people who connect to your game to use the decks you will need to port forward 20002.
Ubuntu:
Decker will be made the default program to open .deck files.

Simply double click on a .deck file to generate it.

Run Decker from the dash before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.

You can also host the image on Imgur.com right click on the generated image and open it with decker,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
Windows:
Drag decks onto decker.exe

Run decker.exe before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.
You can also host the image on Imgur.com drag the generated image onto decker.exe,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
About
Create decks to use with Table Top Simulator!
splizard.com/magic/decker/
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Decker!
A tool for creating trading card decks for Table Top Simulator.
Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh and even support for custom cards!
Have a look at the provided example decks on how to format a deck.
Build dependencies
To build Decker you'll need to have the Go binaries installed.
Decker also depends on imagemagick you'll also need to have that installed.
To install these dependencies, see below.
Ubuntu:
Run this command to install Go and imagemagick.
$ sudo apt-get install golang imagemagick

Windows:
Download the installer from here.

You also need the imagemagick installed, see here
Other:
If you are running a different operating system you will need to get Go and imagemagick.
Build instructions
To build on ubuntu/linux, run:
$ make && sudo make install

Or for windows:
> go build -o ./decker.exe ./src

Example decks
Some example decks are contained in the decks folder.

Have a look at those if you are confused to how a deck file should look like.
$ decker ./decks/magic
$ decker ./decks/pokemon
$ decker ./decks/yugioh
$ decker ./decks/custom
$ decker ./decks/text

This will generate the decks into images in the respective folder.
Usage
Commandline Usage:
#Generate a deck
$ decker file.deck
#Run as a server
$ decker

GUI Usage:

Decker has limited use as a GUI.

Maybe you want to write a front-end for it on your platform?
When you use Decker to generate a .deck file, Decker will ouput the image with a .jpg suffix

eg. file.deck >> file.deck.jpg
If you have Tabletop Simulator installed, it will place the deck in your chest.

To use the decks you will either need to have Decker running in the background or
have the image hosted online which then decker can upload it for you too.

If you don't upload the image online then to allow people who connect to your game to use the decks you will need to port forward 20002.
Ubuntu:
Decker will be made the default program to open .deck files.

Simply double click on a .deck file to generate it.

Run Decker from the dash before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.

You can also host the image on Imgur.com right click on the generated image and open it with decker,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
Windows:
Drag decks onto decker.exe

Run decker.exe before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.
You can also host the image on Imgur.com drag the generated image onto decker.exe,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
About
Create decks to use with Table Top Simulator!
splizard.com/magic/decker/
Topics
deckergoimagemagickmagic-the-gatheringpokemon-tcgtabletoptabletop-simulatorubuntu
Resources
Readme
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Decker!
A tool for creating trading card decks for Table Top Simulator.
Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh and even support for custom cards!
Have a look at the provided example decks on how to format a deck.
Build dependencies
To build Decker you'll need to have the Go binaries installed.
Decker also depends on imagemagick you'll also need to have that installed.
To install these dependencies, see below.
Ubuntu:
Run this command to install Go and imagemagick.
$ sudo apt-get install golang imagemagick

Windows:
Download the installer from here.

You also need the imagemagick installed, see here
Other:
If you are running a different operating system you will need to get Go and imagemagick.
Build instructions
To build on ubuntu/linux, run:
$ make && sudo make install

Or for windows:
> go build -o ./decker.exe ./src

Example decks
Some example decks are contained in the decks folder.

Have a look at those if you are confused to how a deck file should look like.
$ decker ./decks/magic
$ decker ./decks/pokemon
$ decker ./decks/yugioh
$ decker ./decks/custom
$ decker ./decks/text

This will generate the decks into images in the respective folder.
Usage
Commandline Usage:
#Generate a deck
$ decker file.deck
#Run as a server
$ decker

GUI Usage:

Decker has limited use as a GUI.

Maybe you want to write a front-end for it on your platform?
When you use Decker to generate a .deck file, Decker will ouput the image with a .jpg suffix

eg. file.deck >> file.deck.jpg
If you have Tabletop Simulator installed, it will place the deck in your chest.

To use the decks you will either need to have Decker running in the background or
have the image hosted online which then decker can upload it for you too.

If you don't upload the image online then to allow people who connect to your game to use the decks you will need to port forward 20002.
Ubuntu:
Decker will be made the default program to open .deck files.

Simply double click on a .deck file to generate it.

Run Decker from the dash before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.

You can also host the image on Imgur.com right click on the generated image and open it with decker,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
Windows:
Drag decks onto decker.exe

Run decker.exe before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.
You can also host the image on Imgur.com drag the generated image onto decker.exe,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
About
Create decks to use with Table Top Simulator!
splizard.com/magic/decker/
Topics
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Decker!
A tool for creating trading card decks for Table Top Simulator.
Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh and even support for custom cards!
Have a look at the provided example decks on how to format a deck.
Build dependencies
To build Decker you'll need to have the Go binaries installed.
Decker also depends on imagemagick you'll also need to have that installed.
To install these dependencies, see below.
Ubuntu:
Run this command to install Go and imagemagick.
$ sudo apt-get install golang imagemagick

Windows:
Download the installer from here.

You also need the imagemagick installed, see here
Other:
If you are running a different operating system you will need to get Go and imagemagick.
Build instructions
To build on ubuntu/linux, run:
$ make && sudo make install

Or for windows:
> go build -o ./decker.exe ./src

Example decks
Some example decks are contained in the decks folder.

Have a look at those if you are confused to how a deck file should look like.
$ decker ./decks/magic
$ decker ./decks/pokemon
$ decker ./decks/yugioh
$ decker ./decks/custom
$ decker ./decks/text

This will generate the decks into images in the respective folder.
Usage
Commandline Usage:
#Generate a deck
$ decker file.deck
#Run as a server
$ decker

GUI Usage:

Decker has limited use as a GUI.

Maybe you want to write a front-end for it on your platform?
When you use Decker to generate a .deck file, Decker will ouput the image with a .jpg suffix

eg. file.deck >> file.deck.jpg
If you have Tabletop Simulator installed, it will place the deck in your chest.

To use the decks you will either need to have Decker running in the background or
have the image hosted online which then decker can upload it for you too.

If you don't upload the image online then to allow people who connect to your game to use the decks you will need to port forward 20002.
Ubuntu:
Decker will be made the default program to open .deck files.

Simply double click on a .deck file to generate it.

Run Decker from the dash before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.

You can also host the image on Imgur.com right click on the generated image and open it with decker,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
Windows:
Drag decks onto decker.exe

Run decker.exe before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.
You can also host the image on Imgur.com drag the generated image onto decker.exe,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
About
Create decks to use with Table Top Simulator!
splizard.com/magic/decker/
Topics
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Decker!
A tool for creating trading card decks for Table Top Simulator.
Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh and even support for custom cards!
Have a look at the provided example decks on how to format a deck.
Build dependencies
To build Decker you'll need to have the Go binaries installed.
Decker also depends on imagemagick you'll also need to have that installed.
To install these dependencies, see below.
Ubuntu:
Run this command to install Go and imagemagick.
$ sudo apt-get install golang imagemagick

Windows:
Download the installer from here.

You also need the imagemagick installed, see here
Other:
If you are running a different operating system you will need to get Go and imagemagick.
Build instructions
To build on ubuntu/linux, run:
$ make && sudo make install

Or for windows:
> go build -o ./decker.exe ./src

Example decks
Some example decks are contained in the decks folder.

Have a look at those if you are confused to how a deck file should look like.
$ decker ./decks/magic
$ decker ./decks/pokemon
$ decker ./decks/yugioh
$ decker ./decks/custom
$ decker ./decks/text

This will generate the decks into images in the respective folder.
Usage
Commandline Usage:
#Generate a deck
$ decker file.deck
#Run as a server
$ decker

GUI Usage:

Decker has limited use as a GUI.

Maybe you want to write a front-end for it on your platform?
When you use Decker to generate a .deck file, Decker will ouput the image with a .jpg suffix

eg. file.deck >> file.deck.jpg
If you have Tabletop Simulator installed, it will place the deck in your chest.

To use the decks you will either need to have Decker running in the background or
have the image hosted online which then decker can upload it for you too.

If you don't upload the image online then to allow people who connect to your game to use the decks you will need to port forward 20002.
Ubuntu:
Decker will be made the default program to open .deck files.

Simply double click on a .deck file to generate it.

Run Decker from the dash before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.

You can also host the image on Imgur.com right click on the generated image and open it with decker,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
Windows:
Drag decks onto decker.exe

Run decker.exe before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.
You can also host the image on Imgur.com drag the generated image onto decker.exe,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
About
Create decks to use with Table Top Simulator!
splizard.com/magic/decker/
Topics
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Decker!
A tool for creating trading card decks for Table Top Simulator.
Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh and even support for custom cards!
Have a look at the provided example decks on how to format a deck.
Build dependencies
To build Decker you'll need to have the Go binaries installed.
Decker also depends on imagemagick you'll also need to have that installed.
To install these dependencies, see below.
Ubuntu:
Run this command to install Go and imagemagick.
$ sudo apt-get install golang imagemagick

Windows:
Download the installer from here.

You also need the imagemagick installed, see here
Other:
If you are running a different operating system you will need to get Go and imagemagick.
Build instructions
To build on ubuntu/linux, run:
$ make && sudo make install

Or for windows:
> go build -o ./decker.exe ./src

Example decks
Some example decks are contained in the decks folder.

Have a look at those if you are confused to how a deck file should look like.
$ decker ./decks/magic
$ decker ./decks/pokemon
$ decker ./decks/yugioh
$ decker ./decks/custom
$ decker ./decks/text

This will generate the decks into images in the respective folder.
Usage
Commandline Usage:
#Generate a deck
$ decker file.deck
#Run as a server
$ decker

GUI Usage:

Decker has limited use as a GUI.

Maybe you want to write a front-end for it on your platform?
When you use Decker to generate a .deck file, Decker will ouput the image with a .jpg suffix

eg. file.deck >> file.deck.jpg
If you have Tabletop Simulator installed, it will place the deck in your chest.

To use the decks you will either need to have Decker running in the background or
have the image hosted online which then decker can upload it for you too.

If you don't upload the image online then to allow people who connect to your game to use the decks you will need to port forward 20002.
Ubuntu:
Decker will be made the default program to open .deck files.

Simply double click on a .deck file to generate it.

Run Decker from the dash before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.

You can also host the image on Imgur.com right click on the generated image and open it with decker,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
Windows:
Drag decks onto decker.exe

Run decker.exe before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.
You can also host the image on Imgur.com drag the generated image onto decker.exe,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
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Decker!
A tool for creating trading card decks for Table Top Simulator.
Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh and even support for custom cards!
Have a look at the provided example decks on how to format a deck.
Build dependencies
To build Decker you'll need to have the Go binaries installed.
Decker also depends on imagemagick you'll also need to have that installed.
To install these dependencies, see below.
Ubuntu:
Run this command to install Go and imagemagick.
$ sudo apt-get install golang imagemagick

Windows:
Download the installer from here.

You also need the imagemagick installed, see here
Other:
If you are running a different operating system you will need to get Go and imagemagick.
Build instructions
To build on ubuntu/linux, run:
$ make && sudo make install

Or for windows:
> go build -o ./decker.exe ./src

Example decks
Some example decks are contained in the decks folder.

Have a look at those if you are confused to how a deck file should look like.
$ decker ./decks/magic
$ decker ./decks/pokemon
$ decker ./decks/yugioh
$ decker ./decks/custom
$ decker ./decks/text

This will generate the decks into images in the respective folder.
Usage
Commandline Usage:
#Generate a deck
$ decker file.deck
#Run as a server
$ decker

GUI Usage:

Decker has limited use as a GUI.

Maybe you want to write a front-end for it on your platform?
When you use Decker to generate a .deck file, Decker will ouput the image with a .jpg suffix

eg. file.deck >> file.deck.jpg
If you have Tabletop Simulator installed, it will place the deck in your chest.

To use the decks you will either need to have Decker running in the background or
have the image hosted online which then decker can upload it for you too.

If you don't upload the image online then to allow people who connect to your game to use the decks you will need to port forward 20002.
Ubuntu:
Decker will be made the default program to open .deck files.

Simply double click on a .deck file to generate it.

Run Decker from the dash before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.

You can also host the image on Imgur.com right click on the generated image and open it with decker,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
Windows:
Drag decks onto decker.exe

Run decker.exe before you play Tabletop Simulator and keep it running while you play.
You can also host the image on Imgur.com drag the generated image onto decker.exe,
this will upload the image so that when you run Tabletop you don't need Decker running.
About
Create decks to use with Table Top Simulator!
splizard.com/magic/decker/
Topics
deckergoimagemagickmagic-the-gatheringpokemon-tcgtabletoptabletop-simulatorubuntu
Resources
Readme
GPL-2.0 license
Activity
Stars
30 stars
Watchers
4 watching
Forks
6 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Used by
Contributors
Languages