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About this mod
Utilizing Extended Console and PapyrusUtil SE, the aim of this mod is to provide the capability to print out to the console data from JContainers SE. Thanks to mrowrpurr for JContainers_JSON papyrus script released under MIT. License is included in the relevant source file.
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Utilizing Extended Console and PapyrusUtil SE, the aim of this mod is to provide the capability to print out to the console data from JContainers SE so you don't need to leave the game to check a saved file. Thanks to mrowrpurr for JContainers_JSON papyrus script released under MIT from their Github https://github.com/mrowrpurr/JContainersJSON. License is embedded in the relevant source file.
Currently this is just a proof of concept that I threw together while debugging compatibility issues with a couple of mods. I figured it would be useful, and I may turn it into something more over time.
This adds the following commands
Will print out the data from object identified by JFormDB.getObj(playerRef, "SomeKey").
This is the only one I have tested. I've also included 1 - getStr, 2 - getInt, 3 - getFlt, 4 - getForm for the different dataTypes but haven't had a chance to test them.
Will print out the data from object identified by JDB.solveObj("SomePath").
This is the only one I have tested. I've also included 1 - solveStr, 2 - solveInt, 3 - solveFlt, 4 - solveForm for the different dataTypes but haven't had a chance to test them.
Currently this is just a proof of concept that I threw together while debugging compatibility issues with a couple of mods. I figured it would be useful, and I may turn it into something more over time.
This adds the following commands
jcd f akForm "14" jKey "SomeKey" dataType 0
Will print out the data from object identified by JFormDB.getObj(playerRef, "SomeKey").
This is the only one I have tested. I've also included 1 - getStr, 2 - getInt, 3 - getFlt, 4 - getForm for the different dataTypes but haven't had a chance to test them.
jcd d jPath "SomePath" dataType 0
Will print out the data from object identified by JDB.solveObj("SomePath").
This is the only one I have tested. I've also included 1 - solveStr, 2 - solveInt, 3 - solveFlt, 4 - solveForm for the different dataTypes but haven't had a chance to test them.