v23.07.29

Breaking Changes

• Things previously represented solely by dicts (monsters, spells, items) are now represented by their own serializable objects. Actually, they are dataclasses from the standard library. See the updated README.
• Character class_spellcasting was removed to reduce redundancy in the character data
• Previous wealth-changing methods have been replaced with the new change_wealth (lower wealth with negative input)
• Every remaining camelCase method was replaced with snake_case
• maximum_hp renamed to get_maximum_hp
• getModifier renamed to get_ability_modifier

Bug fixes

• Character spell_slots is no longer blank. Instead, it is a dict containing the maximum spell slots, cantrips known, and spells known for the character's class level.
• Character class no longer defines __getitem__ or keys so it does not itself function like a dict. Instead it defines __iter__, which accomplishes the same end-result of allowing Character to become a dict without the undesired side-effect of acting like it already is one. This is also consistent with dataclasses.
• repr(character) now prints a statement that will reconstruct the object in Python, as it does for dataclasses

New Features

• Character now defines __eq__ and will return True if compared against an identical character (or a dict of an identical character)
• Wealth is now a float with 1.00 equal to 1 gp.
• Other coins are stored in a new optional property, wealth_detailed
  • {'pp': 0, 'gp': 0, 'ep': 0, 'sp': 0, 'cp': 0}
• Added conditions dict for storing conditions as booleans:
  • blinded
  • charmed
  • deafened
  • frightened
  • grappled
  • incapacitated
  • invisible
  • paralyzed
  • petrified
  • poisoned
  • prone
  • restrained
  • stunned
  • unconscious
• All conditions start out as False, of course.

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