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The short answer is there’s another larger community converting source data to json, I don’t know how they do it, probably a mixture of automated and manual. I work with a smaller community to convert the json to xml.
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… On May 7, 2022, at 7:29 AM, jpdrennon ***@***.***> wrote:
This is more of a general question for the folks that have put in a TON of work on this. How do you go about creating an entire new source xml? Do you painstakingly manually create each item, background, race, etc? Or do you run a script that converts the PDF version of a new book into xml? Or some other method? This is really just a question being asked as someone who would like to contribute in the future and not just take what you all have built. Either way, much appreciated work you've done.
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This is more of a general question for the folks that have put in a TON of work on this. How do you go about creating an entire new source xml? Do you painstakingly manually create each item, background, race, etc? Or do you run a script that converts the PDF version of a new book into xml? Or some other method? This is really just a question being asked as someone who would like to contribute in the future and not just take what you all have built. Either way, much appreciated work you've done.
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