Wynntils Resolver

A simple resolver to analyze Artemis' encoded items in chat.

Requires

Install

pip install wynntilsresolver -U

Usage

Use Predefined Resolvers

from wynntilsresolver import GearItemResolver

shiny_warp = "󰀀󰄀󰉗󶅲󷀀󰌉󰀘󵜢󴵅󶈑󴝑󷐙󵀄󶸥󵠦󶠄󰌃󿞼󰘄󸨁􏿮"
sw = GearItemResolver.from_utf16(shiny_warp)

assert sw.name == "Warp"
assert sw.identifications
assert sw.identifications == [
    Identification(id="rawAgility", internal_id=41, base=20, roll=-1, value=20),
    Identification(id="healthRegen", internal_id=24, base=-200, roll=87, value=-174),
    Identification(id="manaRegen", internal_id=34, base=-45, roll=77, value=-35),
    Identification(id="reflection", internal_id=69, base=90, roll=98, value=88),
    Identification(id="exploding", internal_id=17, base=50, roll=71, value=36),
    Identification(id="walkSpeed", internal_id=81, base=180, roll=116, value=209),
    Identification(id="healthRegenRaw", internal_id=25, base=-600, roll=80, value=-480),
    Identification(id="airDamage", internal_id=4, base=15, roll=110, value=16),
    Identification(id="raw1stSpellCost", internal_id=37, base=4, roll=88, value=4),
    Identification(id="raw2ndSpellCost", internal_id=38, base=-299, roll=104, value=-311),
]
assert sw.powder
assert sw.powder.powder_slots == 3
assert sw.powder.powders == ["A6", "A6", "A6"]
assert sw.shiny
assert sw.shiny.name == "warsWon"
assert sw.shiny.value == 69
assert sw.shiny.display_name == "Wars Won"
assert sw.shiny.internal_id == 4
assert sw.reroll == 0

Create your own resolver

from typing import Optional

from wynntilsresolver.blocks import GearItem, Name,Identifications, Reroll, Powder, Shiny
from wynntilsresolver.resolver import Resolver

# Create a custom resolver like this
class MyResolver2(Resolver):
    item_type: GearItem
    name: Name
    identifications: Optional[Identifications]
    reroll: Optional[Reroll]
    powder: Optional[Powder]
    shiny: Optional[Shiny]

shiny_warp = "󰀀󰄀󰉗󶅲󷀀󰌉󰀘󵜢󴵅󶈑󴝑󷐙󵀄󶸥󵠦󶠄󰌃󿞼󰘄󸨁􏿮"

# Decode from Artemis shared utf16 text
b = MyResolver2.from_utf16(shiny_warp)

print(b.name.name) # Warp
if b.identifications:
    # Identification(id='rawAgility', internal_id=41, base=20, roll=-1, value=20)
    b.identifications.identifications[0]

Environment Variables

• DATA_LOCATION: The directory to store the cache files. Default: pathlib.Path.home() / "AppData" / "Local" / "wynntilsresolver" or pathlib.Path.home() / ".local" / "share" / "wynntilsresolver"
• ITEMDB_PATH: The path to the itemdb file.
• SHINY_TABLE_PATH: The path to the shiny table file.
• ID_TABLE_PATH: The path to the id table file.

Note that setting the path to those files will disable auto update.

Benchmark

Resolver Creation With Cache

Important

The benchmark is done with data files downloaded to local. For each 24 hours, the cache will be updated and will take several seconds depending on the network speed.

> hyperfine --warmup 3 'python ./temp/benchmark_resolver.py'
Benchmark 1: python ./temp/benchmark_resolver.py
  Time (mean ± σ):     584.0 ms ±   5.4 ms    [User: 112.8 ms, System: 161.2 ms]
  Range (min … max):   577.5 ms … 594.0 ms    10 runs

Script:

from wynntilsresolver.item import GearItemResolver

shiny_warp = "󰀀󰄀󰉗󶅲󷀀󰌉󰀘󵜢󴵅󶈑󴝑󷐙󵀄󶸥󵠦󶠄󰌃󿞼󰘄󸨁􏿮"

sw = GearItemResolver.from_utf16(shiny_warp)

Resolving an GearItem from utf16 string

> python ./temp/benchmark_decode.py
Tested 10000 times, time elapsed: 0.71 seconds. Estimated qps: 14146

Script:

import timeit

from wynntilsresolver import GearItemResolver
shiny_warp = "󰀀󰄀󰉗󶅲󷀀󰌉󰀘󵜢󴵅󶈑󴝑󷐙󵀄󶸥󵠦󶠄󰌃󿞼󰘄󸨁􏿮"

time_elapsed = timeit.timeit('GearItemResolver.from_utf16(shiny_warp)', globals=globals(), number=10000)
print(f"Tested 10000 times, time elapsed: {time_elapsed:.2f} seconds. Estimated qps: {10000 / time_elapsed:.0f}")