genshinAutoGlossary

Update your input method preferences as Genshin Impact updates and rolls out a new version, just some keystrokes away.

Attention

1. This software was tested on a macOS device having Python 3.9 installed. It may also work on some other Linux or BSD distros but probably not on a Windows device
2. You have to git clone https://github.com/Dimbreath/GenshinData to your local PC first

How to use

1. git clone this repository to your local disk
2. Find Common/conf.py and change the dataPath and prodPath variables.
3. pip3 install opencc pypinyin
4. cd to {ProjectRoot} and run python3 app.py
5. The program will run and produce some output to console.
6. The generated files required by Rime (Squirrel) will be produced at {ProjectRoot}/Build folder. Copy all the three files there to your Rime config folder.
7. Re-deploy your input method and enjoy

For Yuhao-Guanghua users

To make Yuhao-compatible wordlib, first make sure that the file ~/Library/Rime/yuhao.full.dict exists before proceeding as follows:

1. Make sure that GenshinData is present and run yuhao.py.
2. Copy Build/yuhao.genshin.dict.yaml to ~/Library/Rime.
3. Find ~/Library/Rime/yuhao.dict.yaml and append yuhao.genshin under node import_tables. Adding yuhao.dict.custom.yaml is not going to work. You have to make this change every time the input scheme updates.
4. Re-deploy and use it.

Attention, to prevent too many words taking the same input sequence, we have excluded Artifact and Homeworld by default. To add these back, you have to alter the function parameters. See https://github.com/duoduoffff/genshinAutoGlossary/blob/master/Common/gen.py#L61.

Notes for macOS Monterey and above

If Python complains about missing openCC, try installing it using brew install opencc. If it continues complaining that the opencc library is missing, find that (it is typically installed under /opt/homebrew/Cellar/opencc/1.1.6/lib), and add it to your .zshrc environment variable by adding export LIBOPENCC='/opt/homebrew/Cellar/opencc/1.1.6/lib/libopencc.dylib', and then source it.