main.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from data.types import id_to_name, gamedata, Types, fallback_item, jsongamedata, item_fallback_data
from tkinter import Tk
from tkinter import filedialog
from tkinter import PhotoImage
import eel
import os
import sys
import json
import random
from data.hashes import Hashlist
from data.decode import Decoder
from data.encode import Encoder
from copy import deepcopy
from traceback import format_exc
from urllib.request import urlopen
from io import BytesIO
from zipfile import ZipFile, ZIP_DEFLATED
import shutil
import psutil
try:
    from importlib.metadata import version as package_version
except ImportError:  # Python < 3.8
    from pkg_resources import get_distribution

    def package_version(name):
        return get_distribution(name).version
from packaging import version


# Set up global variables and the used classes
options = {}
hashes = Hashlist("./data/hashes")
decoder = Decoder(hashes)
encoder = Encoder()
savefiles = {}
saveslots = {}

# Store an instance of each known loaded item, so we can use that data for new items, if needed
loaded_items = {}

# Load the version number of this application and already create a newversion variable for a later check for updates
with open("./data/version") as f:
    currentversion = f.read()
    newversion = currentversion


# Load the information about the item version making it possible to fix bugs without having to make a new release
# (when no code was changed)
with open("./data/itemversion") as f:
    currentiversion = f.read()
    newiversion = currentiversion


# Load the settings of the settings file
def load_settings():
    with open("./data/settings") as f:
        global options, newversion, newiversion, web_app_options
        options = json.load(f)

        # If the user selected that the application checks for an update load the current version from the GitHub Repo
        if options["checkforupdate"]:
            newversion = urlopen("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NetroScript/Graveyard-Keeper-Savefile-Editor/master/data/version").read().decode()
            newiversion = urlopen("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NetroScript/Graveyard-Keeper-Savefile-Editor/master/data/itemversion").read().decode()
        # If the user never set a manual port (in case he starts it after the update where ports were implemented)
        # choose 0 as default port
        if "port" not in options:
            options["port"] = 0
        if "backupamount" not in options:
            options["backupamount"] = 3
        if "strangersins" not in options:
            options["strangersins"] = False
        if "gameofcrone" not in options:
            options["gameofcrone"] = False
        if "bettersavesoul" not in options:
            options["bettersavesoul"] = False

        web_app_options["port"] = options["port"]


# Allow the web interface to call this function so that commonly changed files can be changed without needing releases
# Now releases are only necessary when code is changed and at the same time users don't have a disadvantage
@eel.expose
def update_item_version():
    response = urlopen("https://github.com/NetroScript/Graveyard-Keeper-Savefile-Editor/archive/master.zip")
    # Load the downloaded in memory file as a zip file
    zipfile = ZipFile(BytesIO(response.read()))
    print("Deleting Old Frontend (html folder)")
    shutil.rmtree('./data/html', ignore_errors=True)
    os.mkdir("./data/html")
    print("Copying new frontend files")
    # We iterate all files in the zip to be able to extract 1 whole specific folder
    for zip_info in zipfile.infolist():
        # We only want the rsc folder
        if zip_info.filename.startswith("Graveyard-Keeper-Savefile-Editor-master/data/html/"):
            # To prevent an error when there is no base name
            if zip_info.filename[-1] == '/':
                continue
            # So we don't extract the whole folder structure we change the path in the zip info object
            zip_info.filename = zip_info.filename.split("/data/html/")[1]
            zipfile.extract(zip_info, "./data/html/")

    # Same as above but for individual files
    print("Deleting old locals.json")
    os.remove("./data/locals.json")
    print("Copying new locals.json")
    info = zipfile.getinfo("Graveyard-Keeper-Savefile-Editor-master/data/locals.json")
    info.filename = os.path.basename(info.filename)
    zipfile.extract(info, "./data/")
    print("Deleting old itemversion")
    os.remove("./data/itemversion")
    print("Copying new itemversion")
    info = zipfile.getinfo("Graveyard-Keeper-Savefile-Editor-master/data/itemversion")
    info.filename = os.path.basename(info.filename)
    zipfile.extract(info, "./data/")

    print("Finished updating - now closing")

    # Using just exit() doesn't close the browser (GUI) window
    # The JavaScript window.close() doesn't work on newer Chrome versions, if so a splash screen is shown
    eel.closeWindow()()

    # Because this process spawns the browser windows they should be sub processes
    # Then it closes those (in case the window.close() didn't work)
    app = psutil.Process(os.getpid())
    for GUI in app.children(recursive=True):
        GUI.kill()
    exit()


# Allow the web interface to load information about all save files in the folder the user set as save directory
@eel.expose
def get_savefiles():
    i = 1
    out = []
    print("Looking for save files in the folder: " + options["path"])
    for file in os.listdir(options["path"]):
        # .info contains the information about the save, although it's content doesn't matter considering the save file
        if file.endswith(".info"):
            try:
                with open(os.path.join(options["path"], file)) as f:
                    data = json.load(f)

                    # Sometimes saves don't contain a rating, so we have ??? as placeholder and explicitly avoid errors
                    church_rating = "???"
                    graveyard_rating = "???"

                    try:
                        church_rating = data["stats"].split("ss)")[1].strip()
                        graveyard_rating = data["stats"].split("ll)")[1].split("(cr")[0].strip()
                    except IndexError:
                        pass

                    # The save file has an id which is from the file name, but also an iterator which is displayed in
                    # the application as the number of the save file, this number also represents the position in the
                    # array of save file info
                    out.append({
                        "version": round(data["version"], 3),
                        "savetime": data["real_time"],
                        "days": int(data["game_time"]-1.5),
                        "church": church_rating,
                        "graveyard": graveyard_rating,
                        "id": file.split(".info")[0],
                        "num": i
                    })
                    saveslots[i] = file.split(".info")[0]
                    i += 1

                    print("Found and loaded information for save: " + file)
            except:
                print("Failed to load information for save: " + file)

    return out


# Allow web ui to load a specific slot
@eel.expose
def get_savefile(slot, shash):
    # We try to load and unload the files from memory using an object so that memory is saved
    if shash not in savefiles:
        try:
            # try to load the save file into memory if it doesn't exist
            curpath = os.path.join(options["path"], str(saveslots[int(slot)])+".dat")
            data = decoder.decode(curpath)
            data["slot"] = saveslots[int(slot)]
            savefiles[shash] = data
        except Exception:
            print("Error:")
            print(format_exc())
            return {"Error": "Seems like there was a problem while loading the file, check the console for more information"}
        return editable_values(shash)
    else:
        return {"Error": "An instance of this save slot is already open."}


# Allow web ui to search for a .dat save file
@eel.expose
def get_custom_savefile(shash):

    # tkinter file dialog
    tkinter_gain_focus()
    file = filedialog.askopenfilename(title="Select a savegame which is not created by Graveyard Keeper",
                                      defaultextension=".dat",
                                      filetypes=(("Graveyard Keeper File Save", "*.dat"), ("All Files", "*.*")))
    root.withdraw()
    # Check if the path is already loaded into memory
    if file in savefiles:
        savefiles[shash] = file
        return editable_values(file)
    # if not decode the given save file and print an error if the decoder can't load it
    try:
        data = decoder.decode(file)
        savefiles[shash] = file
        savefiles[file] = data
        return editable_values(file)
    except Exception:
        print("Error:")
        print(format_exc())
        return {"Error": "The chosen .dat file doesn't seem to be a save file or the save file editor is out of date :c"}


# Allow web ui to search for a .json save file
@eel.expose
def get_json_savefile(shash):

    # tkinter file dialog
    tkinter_gain_focus()
    file = filedialog.askopenfilename(title="Select a savegame which is exported by this application",
                                      defaultextension=".json",
                                      filetypes=(("Graveyard Keeper JSON File Save", "*.json"), ("All Files", "*.*")))
    root.withdraw()
    # Check if the path is already loaded into memory
    if file in savefiles:
        savefiles[shash] = file
        return editable_values(file)
    try:
        # load JSON
        with open(file) as f:
            data = json.load(f)
        # a basic check to see if the correct properties are in the top level of the JSON object
        if "savedata" and "header" and "serializer" in data:
            savefiles[shash] = file
            savefiles[file] = data
            return editable_values(file)
        else:
            return {"Error": "The chosen .json file doesn't seem to be an exported .json file."}
    except Exception:
        print("Error:")
        print(format_exc())
        return {"Error": "The chosen .json file doesn't seem to be a save file or the save file editor is out of date :c"}


# If the user loaded a save file from a slot, save again to the slot
@eel.expose
def save_slot(data, shash, slot):

    # apply the data to the save file
    modify_save(data, shash)
    curpath = os.path.join(options["path"], str(saveslots[int(slot)])+".dat")

    makebackups = options["backupamount"]

    # Create the set amount of backups
    while makebackups > 0:

        # Get the file to be renamed
        currentone = curpath+".back_"+str(makebackups-1)+".zip" if makebackups > 1 else curpath
        try:
            # If this file to be renamed exists, rename it to the next bigger number (or replace)
            # and always rename the default save
            if os.path.isfile(currentone) or makebackups == 1:
                p = curpath+".back_"+str(makebackups) + (".zip" if makebackups > 1 else "")
                os.replace(currentone, p)

                # Only if it is the first save file, it is not zipped yet, otherwise it already will be zipped
                # But this causes the name within the zip to always be _1, but I think that shouldn't matter too much
                if makebackups == 1:
                    # Zip the file to save disk space
                    zip = ZipFile(p+".zip", "w", ZIP_DEFLATED)
                    zip.write(p, arcname=os.path.basename(p))
                    zip.close()
                    os.remove(p)

        except Exception:
            print("Error:")
            print(format_exc())
            return {"Error": "There was an error while creating the backup file."}

        makebackups -= 1

    # try saving the save file
    try:
        encoder.encode(curpath, savefiles[shash])
        return {}
    except Exception:
        print("Error:")
        print(format_exc())
        return {"Error": "There was an error while generating the saved file."}


# Export the save file to a .dat file
@eel.expose
def save_custom_savefile(data, shash):

    # tkinter file dialogue
    tkinter_gain_focus()
    file = filedialog.asksaveasfilename(title="Export .dat file",
                                        defaultextension=".dat",
                                        filetypes=(("Graveyard Keeper File Save", "*.dat"), ("All Files", "*.*")))
    root.withdraw()

    # Load the save object, we have to check if it is directly saved in the savefiles object or if it is linked to a
    # save hash
    if type(savefiles[shash]) == dict:
        s = shash
    else:
        s = savefiles[shash]

    # apply the data to the save file
    modify_save(data, s)

    # try saving the save file
    try:
        encoder.encode(file, savefiles[s])
        return {}
    except Exception:
        print("Error:")
        print(format_exc())
        return {"Error": "There was an error while generating the saved file."}


# Export the save file to a .json file
@eel.expose
def save_json_savefile(data, shash):

    # tkinter file dialogue
    tkinter_gain_focus()
    file = filedialog.asksaveasfilename(title="Export .json file",
                                        defaultextension=".json",
                                        filetypes=(("Graveyard Keeper JSON File Save", "*.json"),
                                                   ("Graveyard Keeper HTML File Save for easy loading in JavaScript",
                                                    "*.html"), ("All Files", "*.*")))
    root.withdraw()

    # Load the save object, we have to check if it is directly saved in the savefiles object or if it is linked to a
    # save hash
    if type(savefiles[shash]) == dict:
        s = shash
    else:
        s = savefiles[shash]

    # apply the data to the save file
    modify_save(data, s)

    # try saving the save file - simply dumping the data we have as JSON
    try:
        with open(file, "w") as f:

            # For more compatibility we replace pythons NaN with null because NaN is not valid JSON
            json_string = json.dumps(savefiles[s]).replace(" NaN", " null")

            # If we want to dump it as html file we do so here
            if file.endswith(".html"):

                with open('./data/html/dumpskeleton.html', 'r') as placeholderfile:
                    placeholder = placeholderfile.read()

                print("Creating HTML file at " + file)
                # Replace \" with \\" so JS doesn't just remove the \
                f.write(placeholder.replace("[[[[PLACEHOLDER]]]]", json_string.replace('\\"', '\\\\"')))

            # By default dump it as only json
            else:
                print("Dumping JSON to " + file)
                f.write(json_string)
        return {}
    except Exception:
        print("Error:")
        print(format_exc())
        return {"Error": "There was an error while generating the saved file."}

# Get the game version as an Int (for example version 1.403 is 1403)
def get_game_version_of_save(shash):
    return round(savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["622785853"]["v"] * 1000)

# Apply the changed data to our save we have in memory
def modify_save(data, shash):

    # Simple values we can iterate in the inventory object of the save
    mods = ["r", "g", "b", "energy", "inventory_size"]
    for key in mods:
        # it can happen that the user never had f.e. blue tech points, in this case generate the needed data
        # the s property is the original position in the array, -1 is set if there was none
        if data[key]["s"] == -1:
            savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_type"]["v"].append({"v": key, "type": 10})
            savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"].append({"v": key, "type": 5})
            data[key]["s"] = len(savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"])-1
            # if the string of the object doesn't exist yet in the string array, we add it to the array
            if key not in savefiles[shash]["serializer"]:
                savefiles[shash]["serializer"].append(key)

        # apply the new value to the original object, we use modify_value_type which has some additional checks
        savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][data[key]["s"]] \
            = modify_value_type(shash,
                                savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][data[key]["s"]],
                                data[key]["cur"])

    # apply the new money value to the original object, we use modify_value_type which has some additional checks
    savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_money"] =\
        modify_value_type(shash, savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_money"], data["money"])

    # apply the new HP value to the original object, we use modify_value_type which has some additional checks
    savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_hp"] =\
        modify_value_type(shash, savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_hp"], data["hp"])

    # if the value of the HP is over 100 (or equal to 100 to reset it) we increase the maximal possible HP to the set
    # value
    if data["hp"] >= 100:
        savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["max_hp"] =\
            modify_value_type(shash, savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["max_hp"], data["hp"])

    # if the value of the energy is over 100 (or equal to 100 to reset it) we increase the maximal possible energy to
    # the set value
    if data["energy"]["cur"] >= 100:
        savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["max_energy"] = \
            modify_value_type(shash, savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["max_energy"], data["energy"]["cur"])

    # Change the day / time value
    savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["day"] = modify_value_type(shash, savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["day"], data["time"]["day"])
    savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_serialized_time_of_day"]["v"]["time_of_day"] =\
        modify_value_type(shash,
                          savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_serialized_time_of_day"]["v"]["time_of_day"],
                          data["time"]["timeofday"])

    # for every relationship set the value of the "friendliness" with the NPC
    for rel in data["relationships"]:
        savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][rel["s"]] =\
            modify_value_type(shash,
                              savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][rel["s"]],
                              rel["cur"])

    edit_inventory(savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"], data["inventory"], shash)

    # Here we check if the save is from an older version which doesn't have this variable yet
    # If there is a second inventory (for tools) we update it
    if "secondary_inventory" in savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]:
        edit_inventory(savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["secondary_inventory"]["v"],
                       data["subinventory"], shash)

    # If the user wants to complete the techtree, we replace all objects related to it with our previously
    # extracted objects
    if data["switches"]["techtree"]:

        # Iterate the lists which we change for quicker access
        lists = ["unlocked_works", "unlocked_techs", "unlocked_perks", "unlocked_crafts", "revealed_techs"]
        for current_list in lists:
            savefiles[shash]["savedata"][current_list] = jsongamedata[current_list]

            # Many of those technologies are indexed strings, meaning we have to add the ones which aren't included yet
            # into the serializer
            for string in savefiles[shash]["savedata"][current_list]["v"]:
                if string["type"] == Types.String_Indexed.value:

                    if string["v"] not in savefiles[shash]["serializer"]:
                        savefiles[shash]["serializer"].append(string["v"])

        current_in_list = list(
            map(lambda x: x["v"], savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_type"]["v"]))

        for entry in jsongamedata["attributelist"]:
            if entry in current_in_list:
                savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][
                    current_in_list.index(entry)] = {"type": 19, "v": 1}
            else:
                savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_type"]["v"].append(
                    {"type": 10, "v": entry})
                savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"].append(
                    {"type": 19, "v": 1})

    # In the following block World Game Objects are iterated
    # For us specifically interesting are all storage units + workers and bodies to modify the items in them
    i2 = 0  # Index of the storage unit in our storage unit array
    i = 0  # Index of the WGO

    # Indexes of WGO's we want to remove,  we can't do that during iteration, so we do it after iteration
    delete_indexes = []

    for _ in savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["map"]["v"]["_wgos"]["v"]:

        convert_empty_grave = False

        # To have shorter variable names
        it = savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["map"]["v"]["_wgos"]["v"][i]["v"]

        # Check if the object id is the id of a storage unit, if so modify the values
        if it["obj_id"]["v"] in gamedata["storage"]:
            edit_inventory(it["-1126421579"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"], data["additionalstorage"][i2]["items"], shash)

            # Set the inventory size to the new value - the modification of this was removed in the ui because it seems
            # that most if not all storage units have a fixed size which can not be changed in the save file
            it["-1126421579"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][0] = modify_value_type(shash, it["-1126421579"]["v"][
                "_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][0], data["additionalstorage"][i2]["size"])

            i2 += 1

        # If workers should be turned into perfect workers we replace their inventory (which is used to calculate the
        # efficiency with a perfect inventory
        if data["switches"]["workers"] and it["obj_id"]["v"] == "worker_zombie_1":

            # By default we use the custom rating inventory
            reference_inventory = jsongamedata["worker_inventory_custom_rating"]

            # Whether we are using the "big brain" worker version, which just has a brain with adjustable white skull value
            adjust_skull_value = True

            # If the user wants 40% and has the Game Of Crone DLC, we use the prepared Worker of that DLC
            if data["workerskullamount"] == 16 and options["gameofcrone"]:
                adjust_skull_value = False
                reference_inventory = jsongamedata["inventory"]

            # Otherwise if the user wants 65% and has the Better Save Soul DLC we use the prepared Worker of that DLC
            if data["workerskullamount"] == 26 and options["bettersavesoul"]:
                adjust_skull_value = False
                reference_inventory = jsongamedata["worker_inventory_65%_1400+"]

            # If we have the big brain worker
            if adjust_skull_value:
                # We create a copy of the object just to not modify the in memory version which is used
                reference_inventory = deepcopy(reference_inventory)

                # The inventory only contains 1 item, so we can directly access that item and its parameter to set the correct skull amount
                # The -1 is caused because the brain already has one white skull
                reference_inventory[0]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][0]["v"] = data["workerskullamount"] - 1


            # We keep the last item of the old inventory, because that is the used backpack which still might contain
            # items
            it["-1126421579"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"] = reference_inventory+[it["-1126421579"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"][-1]]



        # If the donkey should be replaced with a working one we just replace it but store and restore the unique id the
        # donkey had
        if data["switches"]["donkey"] and it["obj_id"]["v"] == "donkey":
            previous_unique_id = it["unique_id"]["v"]
            savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["map"]["v"]["_wgos"]["v"][i] = jsongamedata["working_donkey"]
            savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["map"]["v"]["_wgos"]["v"][i]["v"]["unique_id"]["v"] = previous_unique_id

        # If empty graves should be turned into perfect graves we first change the id to a normal grave and then
        # use the code for perfect body and perfect decoration to also transform this grave into a perfect grave
        if data["switches"]["emptygrave"] and it["obj_id"]["v"] == "grave_empty_place":
            convert_empty_grave = True
            it["obj_id"]["v"] = "grave_ground"
            it["-1126421579"]["v"]["id"]["v"] = "grave_ground"

        # If bodies in graves should be turned into perfect bodies we replace their inventory
        if (data["switches"]["gravebodies"] or convert_empty_grave) and it["obj_id"]["v"] == "grave_ground":

            # If the grave is empty we add a body to it
            if len(it["-1126421579"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"]) == 0:
                it["-1126421579"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"].append({"type": 250, "v": jsongamedata["body"]})

            # We iterate the items until we found the body and then change the inventory of the body
            for item in it["-1126421579"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"]:
                if item["v"]["id"]["v"] == "body":

                    # By default we use the custom rating inventory
                    reference_inventory = jsongamedata["worker_inventory_custom_rating"]

                    # Whether we are using the an inventory with just one manipulated item
                    adjust_skull_value = True

                    # If the user wants 16 skulls and has the Game Of Crone DLC
                    if data["gravebodyskullamount"] == 16 and options["gameofcrone"]:
                        adjust_skull_value = False
                        reference_inventory = jsongamedata["inventory"]

                    # Otherwise if the user wants 26 skulls and has the Better Save Soul DLC
                    if data["gravebodyskullamount"] == 26 and options["bettersavesoul"]:
                        adjust_skull_value = False
                        reference_inventory = jsongamedata["worker_inventory_65%_1400+"]

                    # If we have the inventory with the single modified item
                    if adjust_skull_value:
                        # We create a copy of the object just to not modify the in memory version which is used
                        reference_inventory = deepcopy(reference_inventory)

                        # The inventory only contains 1 item, so we can directly access that item and its parameter
                        # to set the correct skull amount
                        # The -1 is caused because the brain already has one white skull
                        reference_inventory[0]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][0]["v"] = data["workerskullamount"] - 1

                    item["v"]["inventory"]["v"] = reference_inventory
                    item["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_durability"]["v"] = 1
                    break

        # If the graves should get perfect decorations we replace the current ones
        if (data["switches"]["decorations"] or convert_empty_grave) and it["obj_id"]["v"] == "grave_ground":

            # If the better save soul DLC is enabled you can have a higher level grave, we set it here
            if options["bettersavesoul"]:
                jsongamedata["fence"]["v"]["id"]["v"] = "grave_bot_mrb_8"
                jsongamedata["decoration"]["v"]["id"]["v"] = "grave_top_sculpt_mrb_5"
                jsongamedata["_res_type"]["v"][1]["v"] = "grave_top_sculpt_mrb_5"
                jsongamedata["_res_type"]["v"][2]["v"] = "grave_bot_mrb_8"
            # Else If the game of crone DLC is enabled use its decorations
            elif options["gameofcrone"]:
                jsongamedata["fence"]["v"]["id"]["v"] = "grave_bot_mrb_5"
                jsongamedata["decoration"]["v"]["id"]["v"] = "grave_top_highangel_mrb_1"
                jsongamedata["_res_type"]["v"][1]["v"] = "grave_top_highangel_mrb_1"
                jsongamedata["_res_type"]["v"][2]["v"] = "grave_bot_mrb_5"
            # Otherwise use base game decoration
            else:
                jsongamedata["fence"]["v"]["id"]["v"] = "grave_bot_mrb_2"
                jsongamedata["decoration"]["v"]["id"]["v"] = "grave_top_sculpt_mrb_1"
                jsongamedata["_res_type"]["v"][1]["v"] = "grave_top_sculpt_mrb_1"
                jsongamedata["_res_type"]["v"][2]["v"] = "grave_bot_mrb_2"

            # We iterate the items to delete all but the body so we can add the new ones
            it["-1126421579"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"][:] = [x for x in it["-1126421579"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"]
                                                           if x["v"]["id"]["v"] == "body"]
            it["-1126421579"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"].append(jsongamedata["fence"])
            it["-1126421579"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"].append(jsongamedata["decoration"])
            it["-1126421579"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_type"] = jsongamedata["_res_type"]
            it["-1126421579"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"] = jsongamedata["_res_v"]

        # If NPC got stuck in the church, we can just remove their entity entirely from the save
        if data["switches"]["removechurchvisitors"] and it["obj_id"]["v"] == "npc_church_visitor":
            delete_indexes.append(i)

        i += 1

    offset = 0
    for delete in delete_indexes:
        # Delete the queued WGO
        del savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["map"]["v"]["_wgos"]["v"][delete-offset]

        # We deleted one in front, so we need to decrease the index which is  because an element is missing
        offset += 1

    # Clear the drop data when requested
    if len(data["drops"]) < len(savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["drops"]["v"]):

        # First go through the drops to see if we need to adjust the morgue body count (because we remove bodies)
        reduce = 0.0
        for drop in savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["drops"]["v"]:
            if drop["v"]["res"]["v"]["id"]["v"] == "body":
                reduce += 1

        # If the morgue counter needs to be reduced do so
        if reduce > 0:
            # Get the previous value
            change_value = get_parameter_value(savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"], "cur_bodies_count")

            # Only save changes when there was a value before
            if change_value is not None:
                change_value["v"] = max(0, change_value["v"] - reduce)
                # Set the new value
                set_parameter_value(shash, savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"], "cur_bodies_count", change_value)

        savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["drops"] = modify_value_type(shash, savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["drops"], [])
        # Check first if they exist
        if "1968591194" in savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["map"]["v"]:
            savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["map"]["v"]["1968591194"] = \
                modify_value_type(shash, savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["map"]["v"]["1968591194"], [])

    if data["switches"]["resetmorgue"]:
        set_parameter_value(shash, savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["_inventory"], "cur_bodies_count",
                            {"v": 0.0, "type": 5})

    if data["switches"]["resetdungeon"] > 0:
        savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["dungeons"]["v"]["_saved_dungeons"] = modify_value_type(shash, savefiles[shash][
            "savedata"]["dungeons"]["v"]["_saved_dungeons"], [])

        if data["switches"]["resetdungeon"] > 1:

            seed = random.randint(0, 2000000)

            savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["dungeon_seed"] = modify_value_type(shash, savefiles[shash]["savedata"][
                "dungeon_seed"], seed)
            savefiles[shash]["savedata"]["dungeons"]["v"]["_global_seed"] = modify_value_type(shash, savefiles[shash][
                "savedata"]["dungeons"]["v"]["_global_seed"], seed)


# Made for the basic types, not made for Vector2, Vector3, ...
# For those just process the original value (The encoder itself checks if Vector2_00 changed to f.e. Vector2_11
def modify_value_type(shash, value, new_value):
    t = value["type"]

    # Extract the new value depending on the supplied type (simple value or a dictionary containing the value) to v
    if type(new_value) == dict and "v" in new_value:
        v = new_value["v"]
    else:
        v = new_value

    # Depending on the type change the type to the correct type. F.e. if the value was 0.0 before and now is 23.8 the
    # type changes from 0 value Float to normal Float
    if t == Types.Bool_True or t == Types.Bool_False:
        if v:
            t = Types.Bool_True.value
        else:
            t = Types.Bool_False.value
    elif t == Types.Int32 or t == Types.Int32_0 or t == Types.Int32_1:
        if v == 0:
            t = Types.Int32_0.value
        elif v == 1:
            t = Types.Int32_1.value
        else:
            t = Types.Int32.value
    elif t == Types.Single or t == Types.Single_0 or t == Types.Single_1:
        if v == 0:
            t = Types.Single_0.value
        elif v == 1:
            t = Types.Single_1.value
        else:
            t = Types.Single.value
    elif t == Types.String or t == Types.String_Empty or t == Types.String_Indexed:
        if len(v) == 0:
            t = Types.String_Empty.value
        elif len(v) > 30:
            t = Types.String.value
        else:
            t = Types.String_Indexed.value
            # If the string was changed and is not in the string array we add to it
            if v not in savefiles[shash]["serializer"]:
                savefiles[shash]["serializer"].append(v)

    # return the new value in the same way it was supplied (either a simple value or a dict)
    if type(new_value) == dict and "v" in new_value:
        new_value["type"] = t
        return new_value
    elif type(new_value) != dict:
        value["type"] = t
        value["v"] = new_value
        return value
    else:
        return new_value


# When closing the window of a specific save slot editor, unload this save file
@eel.expose
def unload_save(shash):
    shash = str(shash)
    if type(savefiles[shash]) == dict:
        del savefiles[shash]
        print("Unloading Save File")
    # In the case of it not having a specific shash for the file (meaning if it was loaded from a custom .dat or .json)
    # we first check if the file is also referenced in a different window
    else:
        file = savefiles[shash]
        length = 0
        for dat in savefiles:
            if type(savefiles[dat]) == str:
                if savefiles[dat] == file:
                    length += 1
        # If there is only 1 instance of the save file, delete it
        if length == 1:
            del savefiles[file]
            print("Unloading Save File")
        # Just remove the "link" to the actual save file
        del savefiles[shash]


# Extract the values we can edit from the save file
def editable_values(shash):
    # Load the data from our shash
    data = savefiles[shash]
    obj = dict()
    obj["hash"] = shash

    # Extract the simple values from the save
    obj["money"] = data["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_money"]["v"]
    obj["hp"] = data["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_hp"]["v"]
    obj["time"] = {
        "day": data["savedata"]["day"]["v"],
        "timeofday": data["savedata"]["_serialized_time_of_day"]["v"]["time_of_day"]["v"]
    }

    # Additionally add the localisation info to the save file, so the ui can easily access it
    obj["locals"] = id_to_name
    obj["perks"] = []
    # The following is currently just a placeholder, but could be added in the future
    obj["technologies1"] = []
    obj["relationships"] = []
    obj["inventory"] = []
    obj["bugs"] = {}
    obj["additionalstorage"] = []
    obj["subinventory"] = []

    # The values which are in the player inventory and can be iterated for easier extraction
    mod = ["r", "g", "b", "inventory_size", "energy"]

    i = 0
    for k in data["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_type"]["v"]:
        key = k["v"]
        # If the value is in our list of perks, we append the perk to our editable perks
        if key in gamedata["perks"]:
            obj["perks"].append({"v": key, "s": i})
        # If the value is for a relationship with a NPC we append it to our relationships list
        elif key.startswith("_rel_npc_"):
            obj["relationships"].append(
                {"v": key, "s": i, "cur": data["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][i]["v"]})
        # If the value is in our list of exisiting technologies we append it to our technologieslist
        elif key in gamedata["technologies1"]:
            obj["technologies1"].append({"v": key, "s": i})
        # If the value is one of the mod values we simply change the top level property to the value of the save file
        elif key in mod and key not in obj:
            obj[key] = {"v": key, "s": i,
                        "cur": data["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][i]["v"]}
        i += 1

    # If our mod value was not in our save, we create a placeholder with a s value -1 to indicate it had no position in
    # the save and didn't exist
    for k in mod:
        if k not in obj:
            obj[k] = {"v": k, "s": -1, "cur": 0}

    i = 0

    # We iterate all World Game Objects
    for _ in data["savedata"]["map"]["v"]["_wgos"]["v"]:

        # shorten the variable name
        it = data["savedata"]["map"]["v"]["_wgos"]["v"][i]["v"]

        # If we have the id saved as storage unit we extract the inventory of the storage to be able to edit it
        if it["obj_id"]["v"] in gamedata["storage"]:
            inv = dict()
            inv["type"] = it["obj_id"]["v"]
            inv["items"] = get_inventory(it["-1126421579"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"])
            inv["size"] = it["-1126421579"]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_res_v"]["v"][0]["v"]
            obj["additionalstorage"].append(inv)
        i += 1

    # We load the items in the inventory of the player
    obj["inventory"] = get_inventory(data["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["inventory"]["v"])
    # Since the update were you can put tools in the tool slot, we have an additional secondary inventory
    # We also add a check if the object even exists so that we don't cause errors in older save files / game versions
    if "secondary_inventory" in data["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]:
        obj["subinventory"] = get_inventory(data["savedata"]["_inventory"]["v"]["secondary_inventory"]["v"])

    obj["drops"] = list()
    # To display the objects which will get deleted when you clear the drops we extract them
    for drop in data["savedata"]["drops"]["v"]:
        obj["drops"].append(drop["v"]["res"]["v"]["id"]["v"])

    # Check first if the entry actually exists
    if "1968591194" in data["savedata"]["map"]["v"]:
        for drop in data["savedata"]["map"]["v"]["1968591194"]["v"]:
            types = ["Red points", "Blue points", "Green points"]
            obj["drops"].append(types[drop["v"]["type"]["v"]["1826761547"]["v"]])

    # Variables to determine if all bodies in the graves / all workers get turned into perfect bodies / workers
    obj["switches"] = {
        "workers": False,
        "gravebodies": False,
        "decorations": False,
        "emptygrave": False,
        "techtree": False,
        "donkey": False,
        "resetmorgue": False,
        "removechurchvisitors": False,
        "resetdungeon": 0
    }

    obj["workerskullamount"] = 26
    obj["gravebodyskullamount"] = 26

    return obj


# Function to simplify loading the items in an inventory of a game object
def get_inventory(inv):
    i = 0
    out = []
    # For every item we extract the id, amount and durability (to be able to repair it)
    for _ in inv:
        item = dict()
        item["id"] = inv[i]["v"]["id"]["v"]

        # The item ID can also be not a string but an object when during loading a error was encountered and it was
        # "fixed" and the original buffer saved, then the id is of course the item name which was fixed up
        if isinstance(item["id"], dict):
            item["id"] = item["id"]["string"]

        item["durability"] = inv[i]["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_durability"]["v"]
        item["amount"] = inv[i]["v"]["value"]["v"]
        item["position"] = i

        item["subinventory"] = []

        if "inventory" in inv[i]["v"] and inv[i]["v"]["inventory"]["type"] == Types.GenericList \
                and len(inv[i]["v"]["inventory"]["v"]) > 0:
            item["subinventory"] = get_inventory(inv[i]["v"]["inventory"]["v"])

        if not item["id"] in loaded_items:
            loaded_items[item["id"]] = inv[i]

        out.append(item)
        i += 1
    return out


# Edit a single inventory, apply the new list of items to the old inventory
def edit_inventory(inventory, new_items, shash):

    # Get an empty array
    temporary_inventory = []

    # Iterate all the items the user wants to have in the array
    for item in new_items:
        # If we have previous data about the item, we just use exactly that item
        if "position" in item and item["position"] >= 0:
            temp_item = inventory[item["position"]]
        # Otherwise create a new item
        else:
            # For some special cases we have item data saved, because those items need special meta data
            if item["id"] in item_fallback_data:
                temp_item = deepcopy(item_fallback_data[item["id"]])
            # If we don't have an instance of the item stored in the saved items, we check if we previously loaded the
            # same item to be able to copy over the correct data
            elif item["id"] in loaded_items:
                temp_item = deepcopy(loaded_items[item["id"]])
            # For the default case we have a default item
            else:
                temp_item = deepcopy(fallback_item)

            # For the case the id is not in the serialized strings we just reapply it
            # We do some extra checks, hopefully not breaking an item id which would need a custom buffer due to the
            # D control character which capital C seems to contain in the item ids
            if "C" not in item["id"] or len(item["id"]) < 30 and item["id"] not in savefiles[shash]["serializer"]:
                temp_item["v"]["id"] = modify_value_type(shash, temp_item["v"]["id"], item["id"])

        # Set additional parameters which might have been changed like the amount of the item
        temp_item["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_durability"] = modify_value_type(shash, temp_item["v"]["_params"]["v"]["_durability"], item["durability"])
        temp_item["v"]["value"] = modify_value_type(shash, temp_item["v"]["value"], item["amount"])
        temporary_inventory.append(temp_item)

    # Empty the array to keep the reference to the array the same (we can't just assign [])
    while len(inventory) > 0:
        inventory.pop()

    # Add the temporary inventory to the original reference
    inventory.extend(temporary_inventory)


# Function to return a parameter from an inventory, exists to simplify it
def get_parameter_value(inventory, parameter):
    params = inventory["v"]["_params"]["v"]

    # The position of our value
    index = -1
    i = 0
    # Get it in the list
    for current_type in params["_res_type"]["v"]:

        # Break when found
        if current_type["v"] == parameter:
            index = i
            break

        i += 1

    # Return empty value if non existent
    if index == -1:
        return None

    # Otherwise return result
    return params["_res_v"]["v"][index]


# Set a specific parameter of an inventory
def set_parameter_value(shash, inventory, parameter, value):

    params = inventory["v"]["_params"]["v"]

    # The position of our value
    index = -1
    i = 0
    # Get it in the list
    for current_type in params["_res_type"]["v"]:

        # Break when found
        if current_type["v"] == parameter:
            index = i
            break

        i += 1

    # The value doesn't exist, so we add it to the list
    if index == -1:
        params["_res_type"]["v"].append(modify_value_type(shash, {"v": "Old Parameter Name", "type": 10}, parameter))
        params["_res_v"]["v"].append(value)
    # Otherwise set the value
    else:
        params["_res_v"]["v"][index] = modify_value_type(shash, params["_res_v"]["v"][index], value)


# Call on page load of the main page (with the save slots)
@eel.expose
def site_loaded():

    # If there is an update we call the JavaScript Function to display information about the new update
    if newversion != currentversion:
        eel.checkVersion(currentversion, newversion)

    elif newiversion != currentiversion:
        eel.checkiVersion(currentiversion, newiversion)


# Make it possible for the ui to open a folder select dialogue for the save files
@eel.expose
def get_folder(initial=""):
    if initial == "":
        initial = None
    tkinter_gain_focus()
    folder = filedialog.askdirectory(title="Select the savegame folder of Graveyard Keeper", initialdir=initial)
    root.withdraw()
    return folder


# Try to automatically populate the default folder, at least for known systems
@eel.expose
def get_default_path():
    if sys.platform in ['win32', 'win64']:
        return os.path.expandvars("C:\\Users\\%username%\\AppData\\LocalLow\\Lazy Bear Games\\Graveyard Keeper")
    elif sys.platform.startswith('linux'):
        return os.path.expanduser('~/.config/unity3d/Lazy Bear Games/Graveyard Keeper/')
    elif sys.platform == 'darwin':
        return os.path.expandvars("/Users/$USER/Library/Application Support/unity.LazyBearGames.GraveyardKeeper/")
    return ""


# Function exposed to the ui to save changed settings
@eel.expose
def set_settings(settings):
    global options
    options = settings

    if "path" in options:
        options["path"] = os.path.expandvars(options["path"])

    with open("./data/settings", "w") as f:
        json.dump(settings, f)
    return True


# Function exposed to the ui to get the current settings
@eel.expose
def get_settings():
    return options


# Configuration for the Chrome instance, we use a fixed size and port 0 on first initialisation so that there
# is no conflicting port
web_app_options = {
    'mode': "chrome-app",
    'port': 0,
    'chromeFlags': ["--window-size=800,1000"]
}


# We use a tkinter instance for the file dialogues and also set our icon
root = Tk()

# For some linux version which can't load it correctly
try:
    root.iconbitmap("./data/html/favicon.ico")
except Exception:
    try:
        root.iconphoto(True, PhotoImage(file="./data/html/favicon.png"))
    except Exception:
        print("Unable to set icon, just skipping it")
# Hide the tkinter instance
root.withdraw()
root.overrideredirect(True)
root.geometry('0x0+0+0')


# Allow file dialogs to gain focus
def tkinter_gain_focus():
    root.deiconify()
    root.lift()
    root.focus_force()


def run():
    global web_app_options

    eel_version = package_version("eel")

    # Check if the application is run the first time - if so show the settings dialogue, if not start the normal
    # application
    if os.path.isfile("./data/settings"):
        load_settings()
        if version.parse(eel_version) >= version.parse("0.11.0"):
            eel.start("loadsavefile.html", mode="chrome", port=web_app_options["port"],
                      cmdline_args=web_app_options["chromeFlags"])
        else:
            eel.start("loadsavefile.html", options=web_app_options)
    else:
        if version.parse(eel_version) >= version.parse("0.11.0"):
            eel.start("no settings.html", mode="chrome", port=web_app_options["port"],
                      cmdline_args=web_app_options["chromeFlags"])
        else:
            eel.start("no settings.html", options=web_app_options)


# A try except statement, so that the console window doesn't close on error so that it is easier for users to report
# errors
try:

    if __name__ == "__main__":

        # Our folder with the HTML data
        eel.init("./data/html")

        # First try running it normally using chrome
        try:
            run()
        # if it doesn't work (f.e. chrome not installed) run using the default browser
        except Exception:
            web_app_options["mode"] = ""
            run()


except Exception as e:
    print("Following exception occurred: ")
    print(format_exc())
    # Pause on exception before closing
    input("Press Enter to close the application")
    exit()