More of a request than issue

[phl0xx]

Any chance the filtering and presentation could be reworked into something more like http://donjon.bin.sh/5e/spells/ or dndbeyond. It would be great to get more info on the spells displayed w/o clicking.

[Traneptora]

I'm not exactly sure what you're referring to, because the website you linked also requires you to click on the spells.

[Traneptora]

Information like Components or Casting Time are not super relevant to be on the main screen. Concentration might want a tag, though.

[Traneptora]

@phl0xx what exactly are you requesting? The site you linked doesn't provide much information. You still need to click on the spell to get the description.

[phl0xx]

Hi Leo! Generally speaking: - More and "clickable predefined" filtering options (more on that below) - Sorting of columns (if the spell name, casting time etc. would be displayed in different columns) With information I refer to standard information like (see below) rather that Spell X detailed info about effect) - Casting Time (Ex: filter to show I listing of all, or for example Wizard spells that have a casting time of "reaction") - Range - Area (please have a look at dndbeyonds spell list here https://www.dndbeyond.com/spells - Spell attack (to hit) or Save (and what type of save save) - What type os spell is it (Utility, Damage (and type), disable, utility) <= This is a bit of work, not sure it's worth it Why - Finding spell with certain attributes, much like the current: Evocation or Ritual but with more chioces, like casting time and range - This is great if you "do not know what specifik spell you are looking for" - Findinf the spell with a range with more than 1 mile :) - One of the biggest hurdles of new players in particualr is learning what spell do what, and even for veteran player the question "what spell with a casting time of "Bonus Action" do I as a druid have access to? ~peace

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On 27 November 2017 at 22:39, Leo Izen ***@***.***> wrote: @phl0xx <https://github.com/phl0xx> what exactly are you requesting? The site you linked doesn't provide much information. You still need to click on the spell to get the description. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#89 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AgYv3Z8jk0X89vMrbkrsOkeZfynU10L4ks5s6ywhgaJpZM4Qq0va> .

[Traneptora]

The issue with implementing these things is it would require a large rework of the layout of the pages. Currently the pages are very uncluttered and I like that, but turning it from a list format to a table format would definitely clutter it up.

Not to mention that a large layout rework requires time and effort and requires me to know how to use Ruby & Jekyll, which I'm still struggling with a bit.

Note that a large part of this functionality does come from Google. It's not perfect, but you can try this google search to find the Druid Bonus Action spells, as an example.

[phl0xx]

I understand that it would require a lot of rework. I also have no idea what design constraints you have etc. Also, as you point out, the current way the spells are presented are fast, "neat" and uncluttered wich is why we always use your site when we search for spells :) What prompted me to put in the request is that quite often the information we're looking for is things like spell range or casting time :) Maybe improving the filtering with som additional options and things like dropdowns or checkboxes without changing the way spella are presented would be "doable" and appreciated? I'll try your Google search syntax example for sure! cheers!

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On 28 November 2017 at 19:33, Leo Izen ***@***.***> wrote: The issue with implementing these things is it would require a large rework of the layout of the pages. Currently the pages are very uncluttered and I like that, but turning it from a list format to a table format would definitely clutter it up. Not to mention that a large layout rework requires time and effort and requires me to know how to use Ruby & Jekyll, which I'm still struggling with a bit. Note that a large part of this functionality does come from Google. It's not perfect, but you can try this google search <https://www.google.com/search?q=%22druid%22%20%22bonus%20action%22%20site%3Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fthebombzen.com%2Fgrimoire%2F> to find the Druid Bonus Action spells, as an example. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#89 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AgYv3cn7c4II-FkNWohTIbM_urq2bxCeks5s7FHogaJpZM4Qq0va> .