Config¶
Config sub commands are accessible with:
config <subcommand>
The config will be located in the user folder.
Linux: ~/.PyPoE
Windows: %APPDATA%/PyPoE/
Commands¶
config get¶
config get <variable> is used to get a config variable.
config get -h provides a list of available variables. Alternatively it is also possible to use the config print_all command.
config set¶
config set <variable> <value> is used to get a config variable.
config set -h provides a list of available variables. Alternatively it is also possible to use the config print_all command.
config print_all¶
config print_all is used to print a list of the currently registered config variables and their values. It will also show missing values.
For example:
09:11:46 Current stored config variables:
09:11:46 distributor: DISTRIBUTOR.ALL
09:11:46 version: VERSION.STABLE
09:11:46 Missing config variables (require config set):
09:11:46 out_dir
09:11:46 temp_dir
If you see an output similar to above, it is required to set the variables shown in the output with config set.
For example:
config set out_dir C:/Out
config set temp_dir C:/Temp
PyPoE Exporter config variables¶
distributor¶
The distributor to use when scanning for a GGPK file.
A list of valid distributors is located at
PyPoE.poe.constants.DISTRIBUTOR
The variable accepts both numeric and literal values, however it is recommended to use the literal value.
version¶
The version to use when scanning for a GGPK file.
A list of valid versions is located at
PyPoE.poe.constants.VERSION
The variable accepts both numeric and literal values, however it is recommended to use the literal value.
temp_dir¶
The directory to extract temporary files to. This exists in order to speed up the commandline for certain actions.
A change to this variable will require setup perform.
Warning
The selected directory should have enough space to hold the files. Above 500MB of free space is recommended.
out_dir¶
The default directory output files are written to.