66 lines
1.8 KiB
JavaScript
66 lines
1.8 KiB
JavaScript
import { __ID__ } from "../../consts.mjs";
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export class PlayerData extends foundry.abstract.TypeDataModel {
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// MARK: Schema
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static defineSchema() {
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const fields = foundry.data.fields;
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return {
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content: new fields.HTMLField({
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blank: true,
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trim: true,
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initial: ``,
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}),
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carryCapacity: new fields.NumberField({
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min: 0,
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nullable: true,
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initial: null,
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}),
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attr: new fields.ObjectField({ persisted: false, initial: {} }),
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};
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};
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// #region Lifecycle
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/**
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* This makes sure that the actor gets created with the global
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* attributes if they exist, while still allowing programmatic
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* creation through the API with specific attributes.
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*/
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async _preCreate(data, options, user) {
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// Assign the default items from the world setting if required
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const items = this.parent._source.items;
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if (items.length === 0 && !options.cloning) {
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const defaults = game.settings.get(__ID__, `actorDefaultAttributes`) ?? [];
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this.parent.updateSource({ items: defaults });
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};
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return super._preCreate(data, options, user);
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};
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/**
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* For every attribute item that the character has, we want that data
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* accessible in the system data, so we create objects dynamically that
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* the rest of Foundry can read in to emulate the attributes being on
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* the Actor directly.
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*/
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prepareDerivedData() {
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const attrs = this.parent.items?.filter(item => item.type === `attribute`);
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for (const attr of attrs) {
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if (attr.system.isRange) {
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this.attr[attr.system.key] = {
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value: attr.system.value,
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max: attr.system.max,
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};
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} else {
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this.attr[attr.system.key] = attr.system.value;
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};
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};
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};
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// #endregion Lifecycle
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// #region Methods
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get hasAttributes() {
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return Object.keys(this.attr).length > 0;
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};
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// #endregion Methods
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};
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