Module:Crafting cost

This module returns a formatted (using Template:Item list) list of an item's crafting cost, if any.

Use the wrapper template Template:Crafting cost to use this module.

Usage

Pass the item you want the list for as the first argument, like so:

 {{Crafting cost|Combat Helmet}} 

Which gives:

• 4 Radio Equipment
• 1 Hardened Bone Plates
• 17,000 K-Marks
• 1hr 15min

If an item does not have a crafting recipe, it will look like this:

Attachments

Since attachments share their in game name, you must pass the rarity as the second argument if that attachment has multiple variants. Attachments without multiple variants do not require this argument.

{{Crafting cost|Medium Extended|Uncommon}}

Which gives, as expected:

• 2 Compound Sheets
• 2 Salvaged Insulation
• 1,200 K-Marks
• 6min

Nesting

It is possible to make the resulting Item list nested one level deep. To do so, add nested=yes to the template parameters.

• Printing:
  • 4 Radio Equipment
  • 1 Hardened Bone Plates
  • 17,000 K-Marks
  • 1hr 15min

---

local p = {} --p stands for package
p.loadedData = mw.loadJsonData( "Module:Item infobox/itemData.json" )
local args = mw.getCurrentFrame().args

-- find the item data for our input arg
for k, v in pairs(p.loadedData) do
    if args[1] == v["inGameName"] then
    	if args[2] == nil or args[2] == '' then
        	p.data = p.loadedData[k]
        	break
    	end
    	if args[2] == v["rarity"] then
    		p.data = p.loadedData[k]
        	break
        end
    end
end

function p.main( frame )
	--return mw.dumpObject(args)
	-- fetch our craft data
    local cost = p.data['cost']
    local craftCost = cost['CraftingStation']
	-- verify if this item has this recipe
    if cost == nil or craftCost == nil then
    	error('This item does not have a crafting cost', 0)
    	return;
    end
    -- create a list with our data in the format: {"Sample Container", 5, "K-Marks", 4,000}
    local data = {}
    local langObject = mw.language.new( 'en' )
    for c, d in pairs(craftCost['items']) do
    	table.insert(data, d['inGameName'])
    	table.insert(data, langObject:formatNum(d['amount'] ))
    end
	-- add the crafting time to the end and return it
	local listStars = '*'
	-- add nesting if frame.args.nested is true
	if frame.args['nested'] == 'true' then
		listStars = '**'
		data.nested = 'yes'
	end
    local timeString = '\n' .. listStars .. frame:expandTemplate{ title = 'Time', args = { craftCost['time'] } }
    --return mw.dumpObject(data)
    return  frame:expandTemplate{ title = 'Item list', args = data } .. timeString
end

return p