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Card Generator

Note: This was designed in the Chrome's browser. Visual glitches will be in other browsers. I haven't had time to fix them yet.

Currently set up for Dungeon's and Dragon's 5e.

The card generator is split into 5 parts, that each do different things, you can go to previous steps, but cannot go ahead until you complete the current step.

Step 1

Choose cards

On this page you are greeted by 9 different cards, 8 of them are classes that you can choose to get the spells for that class specifically.
The last card allows you to create a filter to select specific cards to generate.

Step 2

Verify Cards and remove cards you don't want.

This step is the least complex and useful but needed nonetheless. On this step you are shown every spell it's going to generate, so you can go through the list and check whether you have all the spells you need.

Step 3

Choose Front/Back side of cards

On this page you are need to select what you want the cards to look like, you can choose from a list of pre-generated spells OR upload custom images for the front or back.

Step 3.5

Edit custom card

This page only get's shown if the user decides to upload a custom FRONT of a card. Here they align text templates up with their image to create a card template. Each text template gets replaced with text corresponding with the spell it's generating.

Step 4

Generate cards

This page is the least important, but without a loading screen user's may thing the system crashed. So this is what they see while it's generating each card.

Step 5

Show cards

This page is where the user's see a PDF of all their cards front and backs aligned. The user can then download their PDF or just print them from there.

#Planned Features

  • Add dropdown to Step2 to change what it sorts by.
  • Fix card template for nBeebz's cards. (pass without trace)
  • Add the option to keep font size for descriptions, and force the rest of the description onto a new card.
  • Update CSS so the site doesn't look bad for browsers other than Chrome.
  • at somepoint try allow HTML ul,li,b,i into spell cards to have styled changes.
  • Make Step 3.5's ability to customize spell cards much more advanced
    • Ability to decide which background image to use depending on date
    • Ability to import images into the custom spell
    • Ability to import fonts
    • Ability to make certain elements not appear depending on data
  • Ability to edit custom spells
  • Ability to overwrite existing spells
  • Do research into Pathfinder and other RPG games to find out what kind of spell cards they would use.