Linux CLI

[amytimed]

As a Linux user who wanted to edit their save, I took your code and ran a few methods to achieve similar functionality to what your UI does.

I think a similar approach could be used to make a command-line interface that can convert your save to JSON and let you edit that JSON, either manually or with an online JSON editor.

If you Dislike the idea, I can do it in a fork. I am simply asking if you would like such a thing to be in this repo.

[hyblocker]

I'll implement this when I find some time to do so. Should be able to next week.

[Abastro]

Do note that scrambling and descrambling is quite easy if you know how to work with shell. Doesn't take much effort.

[amytimed]

I'll implement this when I find some time to do so. Should be able to next week.

Oh ok. This whole issue was about me wanting to help with that, but alright

[ggtylerr]

If you're in a hurry, I made a save converter here: https://replit.com/@TylerFlowers/TSPUD-Save-Converter
Or if you want to figure it out in shell, this is the code in C#:

string EncSec = "saRpmZ6mMgZpmcojUkvkyGEQGez9YkWoXZfJdRc9ZmmJrCzfM8JksVxQfQK8uBBs";
string data = "insert data here";
StringBuilder _sb = new StringBuilder();

// For each character, get another from the encryption secret...
// (depending on length and position)
// ...and compare the two using XOR.
for (int i = 0; i < data.Length; i++) {
  _sb.Append((char)(data[i] ^ EncSec[i % EncSec.Length]));
}

string json = _sb.ToString();
Console.WriteLine(json);

[hyblocker]

CLI has been implemented in the latest release.