JSON and CSV Loader Nightly

JSON Loader V3

The below documentation is likely going to become outdated, the most up to date documentation will be provided via GitHub and WIKI Systems.

This package is now maintained by Chaosyr as of V2.7.0.

If you wish to contribute to the project the GitHub is MADH95/JSONLoader. The Development Branch is: MADH95/JSONLoader/Refactor-JSONLoader-3.

Thank you to the following folks for their amazing Contributations to this Project:

• MADH95
• JamesVeug
• LilySylvee
• kbmackenzie
• Chaosyr
• divisionbyz0rro
• IngoHHacks
• Khaomi
• vladdeSV
• TVFLabs
• UwUMacaroniTime
• Windows10CE

JSONLoader and API 3.0.0 are on the Horizon, JSONLoader's will be first as it's the simpler of the two to upgrade.

JSON and CSV Loader API Documentation

The below sections serve to document the support of each Version of JSONLoader, for more detail or to expand the detail between Updates refer to the JSONLoader Wiki or JSONLoader GitHub Wiki. Notes for Contributing to the Wiki are Outlined on their respective Home Pages.

JSON Inscrybing

All JSONLoader versions require the same things so, heres a unified basics for making things with JSONLoader. First off make sure you have a Keyboard, Mouse, Monitor, File Explorer, and a Text Editor. These are more or less all you need to make JSON's for this mod. However there are some mandatory steps to get your environments prepared.

File Explorer (Windows)

In order for you to make the actual JLDR extension for your cards you'll need to follow the below steps in your File Explorer.

• Open File Explorer
• Find the … (or 3 dots in a row) button, and press it.
• Press [Insert a Wrench Here] Options.
• In the menu that just popped up you'll see 3 Tabs at the top, press the one labeled View.
• Under Advanced Settings: toggle off Hide extensions for known file types, another useful one to toggle would be Show hidden files, folders, and drives.
• After you've toggled these press Apply to Folders.
• Next, press OK.

Now you should see File Extensions alongside all of your files. As stated before this will allow you to change the File Extension for the mod.

Getting the Path's

Next up you'll likely want to grab a path, namely the one to your Plugins folder. This folder will lie wherever your BepInEx folder is.

If you use a Mod Manager, go to one of the following places:

• R2ModMan: Settings -> Directories -> Profile Folder -> Browse -> Navigate via File Explorer to BepInEx -> Navigate via File Explorer to plugins -> Go to the File Explorer Address Bar -> Click It -> Hit CTRL+C or the OS Equivalent.
• GaleModManager: Click File in the Top Bar -> Browse Profile Folder -> Navigate via File Explorer to BepInEx -> Navigate via File Explorer to plugins -> Go to the File Explorer Address Bar -> Click It -> Hit CTRL+C or the OS Equivalent.
• ThunderstoreModManager: Settings -> Directories -> Profile Folder -> Browse -> Navigate via File Explorer to BepInEx -> Navigate via File Explorer to plugins -> Go to the File Explorer Address Bar -> Click It -> Hit CTRL+C or the OS Equivalent.

If your manual it should be something like:

• Navigate to the Games Local Install Folder
• XboxGames: C:\XboxGames\Inscryption\Content
• Steam: \steamapps\common\Inscryption after you get to the Steam Install Folder.
• Next navigate to BepInEx/plugins
• Go to the File Explorer Address Bar -> Click It -> Hit CTRL+C or the OS Equivalent.

Now store that path somewhere you'll remember it, you'll be coming back here a lot over the course of your mod.

Text Editor

The recommended File Editor for JSONLoader is VisualStudioCode as it has built in handlers for both JSON Syntax and CSV Syntax, if your working with JSONLoader at any point this should be your go-to editor, but if you have a preficed editor nothings stopping you from using it. If you don't want to download anything there is a Website called JSONEditorOnline which does similar.

Adding the File Extensions to the Context Menu (Windows 11)

I'm going to include this for those