Utilities/Update-ItemData.ps1
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Notes: -ashashtable seems required due to format of this JSON This makes all the keys case sensitive, so I regenerate the hashtable with case insensitive keys I also convert the data so we have full part names and ducat/vault status Original Hash table sample data: $originalData["Ash Prime"] Name Value ---- ----- IsVaulted True Parts {[Chass....... $originalData["Ash Prime"].Parts Name Value ---- ----- Chassis Blueprint {[DucatValue, 15], [Drops, System.Management.Automation.OrderedHashtable]} Blueprint {[DucatValue, 45], [Drops, System.Management.Automation.OrderedHashtable]} Systems Blueprint {[DucatValue, 65], [Drops, System.Management.Automation.OrderedHashtable]} Neuroptics Blueprint {[DucatValue, 45], [Drops, System.Management.Automation.OrderedHashtable]} #> $originalData = &$PSScriptRoot\Get-ItemDataJSON.ps1 | ConvertFrom-Json -AsHashtable $itemHashTable = @{} # This generates a new hashtable for full item names and vault/ducat values # remember case sensitivity matters for the originaldata hashtable and we fix it by making the new one foreach ($set in $originalData.Keys) { foreach($part in $originalData[$set].Parts.keys) { $partData = $originalData[$set].Parts[$part] $PartName = "$set $part" $partObj = [PSCustomObject]@{ PartName = $PartName DucatValue = $partData.DucatValue Vaulted = $originalData["$set"].IsVaulted } $itemHashTable[$PartName] = $PartObj } } $path = ($PSScriptRoot | Split-Path) + "\Data\ItemData.xml" $itemHashTable | Export-Clixml -Path $path -Depth 100 |