Closed PHF42 closed 3 years ago
I just added versions.txt for you, this has the DLC versions in it.
you should use nut to generate the json file you are accustomed to. just run nut.py -s on a cron job, every 2 days it will auto download the latest language jsons then rebuild titledb/titles.json which is the same file as titles.US.en.json.
alternatively, you could clone the titledb repo into nut, do git pulls daily and then run "nut.py --import-region US --language en" to regenerate the titles.json.
titles.json flattens all of the language jsons into a single json. if you read US.en.json, you will only get US titles.
This is exactly what I needed, thanks a lot!
I use your data in custom bash & jq scripts, so it was super easy for me to adapt to the new format :wink:.
Will this new file be regularly updated like the other ones in the future?
This is exactly what I needed, thanks a lot!
I use your data in custom bash & jq scripts, so it was super easy for me to adapt to the new format 😉.
Will this new file be regularly updated like the other ones in the future?
That file is updated daily. Cronjob didn't run last night.
First of all, many thanks for this great project!
The file
titles.US.en.json
has been recently removed. Although the commit message suggests to switch to another file, I cannot find any other way to accurately check the latest version of DLCs:versions.json
does not contain DLCs.cnmts.json
contains DLCs but versions are outdated (example:0100E95004039001
has v131072 while the latest is v196608).US.en.json
contains DLCs but versions are alwaysnull
.Do I miss something? Any help would be really appreciated!
Thanks!