You can contribute to the project through the main MTGJSON repo (opens new window) or the MTGJSON website repo (opens new window). If you find this project useful, please consider helping us to keep the lights on and develop new features for you with a one-time donation using PayPal or recurring donations using Patreon. MTGJSON is free and open source under the License (MIT). For more information, or if you would like to help, please join our Discord (opens new window)! # How much does MTGJSON cost? # Where does the data come from?ĭata is collected from a variety of sources, including Magic: The Gathering's own Gatherer (opens new window), API's like Scryfall (opens new window) and TCGplayer (opens new window), and many more. This would be faster than downloading the JSON files. We recommend downloading the compressed files and unpacking them on your local/remote drive. # Which file formats should I use for my project?
MAGIC THE GATHERING MELD SOFTWARE
Depending on your implementation, you can use a software like JQ (opens new window) to parse and process them. Note: The JSON files are minified, and not human-readable. Alternatively, you can browse the All Sets and All Decks files or even download Databases. It contains all data for every printing of each card organized by set, however, this file is quite large. In most cases, AllPrintings is the correct file. # Which file should I use for my project? What information is in AtomicCards or similar files?.How do I find the other card faces of "Meld" cards?.Which file formats should I use for my project?.Which file should I use for my project?.
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