Tagged "catalog"

I shipped the past couple of days of ProjectSpire work as Neow's Cafe v0.4.0, Catalog Service v0.4.0, and Parser Service v0.3.0. The old card-only parser and catalog names are now broader services, the parsers cover relics, potions, events, and monsters, and Neow's Cafe has live relic list and detail screens backed by the generated catalog instead of mock data. This is the first point where ProjectSpire feels less like a card browser and more like the start of a full Slay the Spire reference app.

I shipped a small combined ProjectSpire release: Card Catalog v0.3.0 and Neow's Cafe v0.3.0 now carry colored inline description text through the catalog and into the SwiftUI card views. The visible change is small, but it closes the loop from parsed game text to rendered card detail: upgraded values and highlighted terms now show with the same kind of color signal the game uses.

I shipped a tiny Neow's Cafe v0.3.1 bug fix in ProjectSpire: purple was missing from the mapped text colors, so purple inline card text had nothing to resolve to. Now purple is part of the text color map, and cards like Blade of Ink can render their description highlight properly.

I shipped upgrade-aware card data across Card Catalog v0.2.0 and Neow's Cafe v0.2.0 in ProjectSpire.

The catalog JSON now carries upgraded card values, and the app has a proper detailed card view where I can inspect those upgrades instead of only browsing the cards in their base form in the grid.

I spent today turning ProjectSpire's iOS app "Neow's Cafe" from a mock-card browser into something much closer to a real Slay the Spire 2 card catalog.

The main decision was to keep the first version boring in the best way: a static, versioned catalog generated from the game data, served locally, and loaded directly by the app instead of inventing a REST API too early.