Feature: Inclusion of more spells

[DonaldTsang]

Please read https://dnd5spells.rpgist.net/en/spells and download https://dnd5spells.rpgist.net/api/v1.1/en/rules
and I will provide context as to how the file can be read.

[DonaldTsang]

spells => index has a list of spells, which contains everything, noting that:

1. Sources are stored in "sources_rels" with page, "id", "source_id" and "spell_school_id"
2. For the two pieces of ID info, referencing other data:

• spell_schools => index has a list of names with their "spell_school_id"
• sources => index has a list of sources with their "source_id"

For finding the spell lists per class (assuming no subclasses),

1. klasses => index has class info, and in "spells_ids" there will be a list of spells using the "id".
2. There are specializations check the "specializations_ids" within the index, then...
   specializations => index has specialized spell lists with "id", "klass_id", its name and a list of spells using the "id."

If one must get the lists quickly, for both the klasses and specializations, there will be a "spell_list_id" .

[Carifio24]

It looks like that site has quite a few sources that the app doesn't yet. I'll add these spells in when I get a chance, though it may not be until after I finish the homebrew spells functionality that I'm working on.

[DonaldTsang]

If it is about homebrews then:

• https://github.com/mythril-forge/vanilla-spells (Normal Spells)
• https://github.com/mythril-forge/homebrew-spells (Homebrew templates)
• https://github.com/mythril-forge/5etools-spell-parser (for reference only)

[Carifio24]

Sorry if my responses haven't been timely - this is just a personal project for me and hasn't been a primary focus lately. By 'homebrew' I meant allowing users to add their own sources and spells. Adding that functionality (which has mostly consisted of modifying the persistent storage to better accomodate this) will hopefully be done soon. Then I'll look into those references that you linked.

[DonaldTsang]

@Carifio24 the idea would be that there will be a "standard homebrew documentation format" that we can all follow for an easier way of making apps.