A small python build program for the command-line (TUI) which display and organize gamecollections from multiple sources such as Steam and GOG.
I wanted to try out working with command line interfaces, and ended up using Python with Npyscreen. I am not usually a Python developer, so i consider this an early prototype that require some cleanup.
- Add and edit game meta-data
- Sort games by To-play, Multiplayer, Skipped or Completed
- Search games by title, tags, genre etc.
- Automatically synchronize game-data from Steam or GoG
GameDeck will look for a .env file in the program root directory, which can be used to store a few settings and login data for synchronization.
Currently the file can have the following fields:
#location for the database (without filename)
dbdir=
#Steam id and apikey (can be found in the steam profile)
steamid=
steamAPIKey=
#gog login credentials
gog-username=
gog-password=
Login and API credentials can also be typed directly into the application when running the syncronization process.
Commands are shown in the buttom of the screen.
Ctrl+a Add game
Ctrl+d Remove game
Enter/Space Edit game
t Toggle list category
F8 Open synchronize menu
/ Start search typing
q Quit
To start search type "/"
By default everything typed will search in game title or description, but to make more detailed searched you can type the following keywords:
/title:
/description:
/tags:
/platforms:
/store:
- Python 3 (Developed using 3.7.3)
- npyscreen
- dotenv