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tilttek/deck-builder

All notable changes to tilttek/deck-builder will be documented in this file.

Updates should follow the Keep a CHANGELOG principles.

0.1.0-alpha - 2026-11-13

Added

  • Format: the declared rules of a format — the smallest deck, 0 to 100 000 cards, the largest or none, the copies of each card, 1 to 999, up to 10 000 banned and 10 000 restricted cards, and up to 100 dated taboo lists —, read from and written to arrays and JSON of at most 1 MiB, every fault an InvalidDeck.
  • TabooList: cards banned or restricted from a day on, the latest applying on a day replacing those before it and adding to the format's own lists, the day taken in the time zone of the moment given.
  • Ruling: the rules of a format on a day — what bans a card, what restricts it, and its copies allowed, a restriction never raising a limit.
  • Card: a card as the application's catalog gives it, with its own number of copies when it differs from the format's.
  • Deck and DeckReference: up to 1 000 distinct cards of 1 to 999 copies in the order they were added, changed by new decks, trimmed to a collection, copied with a link to the version of the original, read from and written to arrays and JSON.
  • DeckValidator, Validation, Violation and ViolationType: a deck checked against its format on a given day, and against a collection, every violation returned with a sentence people read and the values it was built from.
  • Decks, DeckVersion and DeckDiff: versions saved from 1 and never rewritten, an unchanged deck keeping its latest version, a version saved twice at once refused with DeckConflict, the history, the differences between two versions, and copies as the first version of a new deck linked to the original.
  • Contract\CardCatalog, Contract\FormatCatalog, Contract\OwnedCards, Contract\DeckStore, Catalog\InMemoryCardCatalog, Catalog\InMemoryFormatCatalog, Catalog\OwnedCardList and Store\InMemoryDeckStore: the ports to the application's cards, formats, collections and versions, and their adapters in memory.
  • Identifiers: the shapes of codes, identifiers and names.
  • No publisher's catalogue is bundled or imported: the application provides its own cards and formats, as doc/catalogues-and-licences.md says.
  • The fuzz targets of a format and a deck, and the benchmarks of the largest deck.
  • The documentation in doc/, one file per topic, indexed by the README.
  • CONTRIBUTING.md, SECURITY.md and CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md.