robotfindskitten: the card game.

I recently participated in a very belated DIY Secret Santa with some friends. I made a card-game variant of robotfindskitten for @xxv.
Merry Christmas, Steve.

This repository contains the scripts I used in generating the cards.
It's not great code, and I'm not going to bother cleaning it up anytime soon, but here it is. The scripts require python and the jijna2 templating library.

• gen.py will randomly generate a deck of cards, and put the face-up side of each in cards/ as it's own svg. It will also build build a set of svgs suitable for printing on letter paper, with eight cards per sheet. These will be placed in pages/
• box.svg Contains an outline of the box -- print this out, cut along the line, and fold it up to form a box for the deck.
• cards-final/ contains the set of cards (contents of the cards/ directory), for the deck I actually printed off and made.
• backs.svg is a sheet containing eight card backings. This should be printed on the back of each of the sheets of cards.
• templates/ contains jinja2 templates used by the gen.py script.

The svgs have only been tested successfully with Inkscape, which I used to print the cards. The standardization state of flowed-text in svg is a little awkward right now (or so I am told), so at least firefox doesn't display the text on these cards correctly.

The phrases which are printed on the card are borrowed from the original robotfindskitten, which is GPL2-or-later. My work is in the public domain (CC0, see COPYING for details).