@flesh-and-blood/cards

@flesh-and-blood/cards

Every Flesh and Blood card as a single cards: Card[] export, generated from source data. Card objects are typed by @flesh-and-blood/types.

Installation

npm i @flesh-and-blood/cards @flesh-and-blood/types

Published as dual ESM + CJS. Note: the dataset is large (~12 MB) — many consumers load it at build or server time rather than shipping it to the browser.

Usage

import { cards } from "@flesh-and-blood/cards";
import type { Card } from "@flesh-and-blood/types";

cards.forEach((card: Card) => {
  // do stuff with the card data
});

Card data is sourced from the amazing the-fab-cube/flesh-and-blood-cards project by Tyler Luce — all credit to him; any errors are probably mine .

The data pipeline

src/index.ts is a ~12 MB generated file that is committed — never hand-edit it. Regenerate everything with npm run full, which runs end to end.

transform — scripts/index.ts

Reads the source data, computes derived fields, and writes the output:

1. Spoiled cards from scripts/Spoiled/*.csv (Google Sheets exports, one per set), parsed/mapped by scripts/Spoiled/{parser,mapper}.ts.
2. Released cards from scripts/Released/card.json + set.json (sourced from the-fab-cube/flesh-and-blood-cards), parsed/mapped by scripts/Released/{parser,mapper}.ts.
3. Combine & dedupe — a card re-released in a new set merges its printings, sets, rarities, and legality — then compute derived fields (legality, meta, nicknames, shorthands, short name, TCGplayer info) via scripts/Shared/*.
4. scripts/writer.ts writes src/index.ts and latest-set/index.ts.

Fix data in the source, not the generated output. Overrides and edge cases live in scripts/Spoiled/overrides.csv and scripts/Shared/ (artist overrides, excludes, legality, shorthands, TCGplayer data, cardvault image maps).

build / new / tts / sitemap