[DONE]I want to extract all Recipes in Game in Files

[LuziferSenpai]

Hey,

i want to get a file for each recipe in the Game.
Here is what i have written:

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script.on_event(defines.events.on_player_joined_game, function(event)
	for i, recipa in pairs(data.raw["recipe"]) do
	game.write_file("recipes/"..recipa.name..".txt", recipa)
	end
	end)

I tested both, i and recipa in the end.

And this i get in Game:
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Can anybody help me?

Greetz,

Luzifer

[prg]

Yeah, the data table is not available at runtime. Try LuaForce::recipe instead.

[Klonan]

You can't access data from in game,
Use game.players[1].force.recipes instead

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script.on_event(defines.events.on_player_joined_game, function(event)
    local player = game.players[event.player_index]
	for i, recipa in pairs(player.force.recipes) do
	game.write_file("recipes/"..recipa.name..".txt", recipa)
	end
	end)

[LuziferSenpai]

You can't access data from in game,
Use game.players[1].force.recipes instead

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script.on_event(defines.events.on_player_joined_game, function(event)
    local player = game.players[event.player_index]
	for i, recipa in pairs(player.force.recipes) do
	game.write_file("recipes/"..recipa.name..".txt", recipa)
	end
	end)

Okay, if i make i instead of recipa i get the recipe name in the file, but i want the complett Recipe in the File.
If i use recipa i get this:
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[prg]

Have a look at LuaRecipe and print the keys you care about (using serpent.block() on the whole thing just returns __self = "userdata: ..." but it might be useful for ingredients and products)

[LuziferSenpai]

Okay, next i tryed this:

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script.on_event(defines.events.on_player_joined_game, function(event)
	local player = game.players[event.player_index]
	for i, recipa in pairs(player.force.recipes) do
		local recipadata = {}
		table.insert(recipadata, recipa.name)
		table.insert(recipadata, recipa.category)
		table.insert(recipadata, recipa.ingredients)
		table.insert(recipadata, recipa.products)
		table.insert(recipadata, recipa.energy)
		game.write_file("recipes/"..recipa.name..".txt", recipadata)
	end
	end)

And that doesnt work too. :/

Is it so complicatet to get the recipes?

[prg]

You need to pass a string to write_file, not a table. serpent.block() can turn tables into strings for you (but it doesn't work on custom types like LuaRecipe so you need to know which keys to look for yourself.)

[LuziferSenpai]

You need to pass a string to write_file, not a table. serpent.block() can turn tables into strings for you (but it doesn't work on custom types like LuaRecipe so you need to know which keys to look for yourself.)

Can you give me an exsamble pls?

[prg]

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for _, recipe in pairs(game.forces.player.recipes) do
    local foo = {
        name = recipe.name,
        category = recipe.category,
        ingredients = recipe.ingredients,
        products = recipe.products,
    }
    print(serpent.block(foo))
end

->

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{
  category = "crafting",
  ingredients = {
    {
      amount = 100,
      name = "plastic-bar",
      type = "item"
    } --[[table: 0x7f069c265510]],
    {
      amount = 200,
      name = "advanced-circuit",
      type = "item"
    } --[[table: 0x7f069c2761c0]],
    {
      amount = 20,
      name = "electric-engine-unit",
      type = "item"
    } --[[table: 0x7f069c276350]],
    {
      amount = 100,
      name = "battery",
      type = "item"
    } --[[table: 0x7f069c2763b0]]
  } --[[table: 0x7f069c265270]],
  name = "small-plane",
  products = {
    {
      amount = 1,
      name = "small-plane",
      type = "item"
    } --[[table: 0x7f069c276410]]
  } --[[table: 0x7f069c291b20]]
} --[[table: 0x7f069c268ce0]]
{
  category = "crafting",
  ingredients = {
    {
      amount = 10,
      name = "electronic-circuit",
      type = "item"
    } --[[table: 0x7f069c22d020]],
    {
      amount = 5,
      name = "iron-gear-wheel",
      type = "item"
    } --[[table: 0x7f069c22cf50]],
    {
      amount = 1,
      name = "iron-plate",
      type = "item"
    } --[[table: 0x7f069c26eef0]]
  } --[[table: 0x7f069c18d890]],
  name = "player-port",
  products = {
    {
      amount = 1,
      name = "player-port",
      type = "item"
    } --[[table: 0x7f069c26f0a0]]
  } --[[table: 0x7f069c26f040]]
} --[[table: 0x7f069c18d710]]
[...]

[LuziferSenpai]

Okay, i have made a command out of it:

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/c for i, recipa in pairs( game.player.force.recipes ) do local recipadata = { name = recipa.name, category = recipa.category, ingredients = recipa.ingredients, products = recipa.products, energy = recipa.energy } game.write_file( "recipes/"..recipa.name..".txt", serpent.block( recipadata ) ) end

This works perfectly.

Ty for help Guys!

[Ober3550]

Just gonna leave this here for anyone else who comes along

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/c local recipas = {} for _, recipa in pairs( game.player.force.recipes ) do 
local recipadata = 
{ 
name = recipa.name, 
category = recipa.category, 
ingredients = recipa.ingredients,
products = recipa.products, 
energy = recipa.energy 
} 
recipas[#recipas+1]=serpent.block( recipadata )
end
game.write_file("recipe.txt", serpent.block(recipas).."/n")

[darkfrei]

Or just read the wiki console command
https://wiki.factorio.com/Console#Write ... es_to_file