An HTML/Javascript tool to make and print an MtG Gauntlet based on mzabsky/GauntletPrinter.

A fully functional (hopefully) live version is available on my site.

• Create a print-ready HTML gauntlet (print to PDF to get a PDF version)
• Export/Import your gauntlets as JSON files
• Sideboard cards are printed on separate set of cards and visibly marked to be easily recognizable
• A title card with the deck names
• Rules text shortening engine, which compacts the card text without significantly impacting its clarity, stolen and updated from mzabsky/GauntletPrinter
• Handles 2-sided cards! (6-sided cards might not work well)
• Adjusts font size to make the text fit in the card. Should be able to handle rendering 5 decks in one gauntlet
• Card name autocompletion to deck editor (with fuzzy matching, so no need to type the spaces in the card names for the autocompletion to find it)

• Import decklists from MtGTop8, and MtGGoldfish
• Merging common cards between decks to save on space and clarity
• Display card images in small somewhere (?)
• Configuration options, such as:
  • Toggling the back side of each double-faced card individually
  • Manual font-size edition
  • Enabling/Disabling rules from the shortening engine
  • Deck colors
  • Hide card text to save even more space

This tool is relatively simple to setup, as it is only an HTML/Javascript page. A setup example can be seen in index.html.

The file AllCards.json must be generated before the tool can be used, and everytime new cards are added to the game, using the following python code:

request = 'https://mtgjson.com/api/v5/AtomicCards.json'
resp = requests.get(request).json()['data']
if len(resp) == 0:
    raise ErrorNotFound(request)
data = {}
for card_name, card in resp.items():
    data[card_name] = []
    for side in card:
        data[card_name].append({})
        for key in ['name', 'faceName', 'manaCost', 'text', 'supertypes', 'types', 'subtypes', 'type', 'colorIdentity', 'power', 'toughness', 'loyalty', 'defense']:
            if key in side:
                data[card_name][-1][key] = side[key]
with open(dataPath, 'w') as f:
    json.dump(data, f)

Finally, update the submodules to download Tribute:

git submodule init
git submodule update