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Tarot Reading Project

This project is designed to facilitate tarot readings using various spreads, pulling card data from a detailed CSV file. The project provides flexibility for different types of readings and stores the results in an organized manner.

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Project Structure

/
├── setup_main.py             # Main script to compile JSON files into a CSV
├── read_main.py              # Main script for orchestrating tarot readings
│
├── /setup                    # Directory for setup-related scripts
│   ├── card.py               # Defines the Card class
│   ├── card_writer.py        # Handles writing the CSV file
│
├── /cards                    # Directory containing JSON files for tarot cards
│   ├── cards_1.json          # JSON file with cards 0-4
│   ├── cards_2.json          # JSON file with cards 5-9
│   ├── cards_3.json          # JSON file with cards 10-14
│   ├── cards_4.json          # JSON file with cards 15-19
│   ├── cards_5.json          # JSON file with cards 20-24
│   ├── cards_6.json          # JSON file with cards 25-29
│   ├── cards_7.json          # JSON file with cards 30-34
│   ├── cards_8.json          # JSON file with cards 35-39
│   ├── cards_9.json          # JSON file with cards 40-44
│   ├── cards_10.json         # JSON file with cards 45-49
│   ├── cards_11.json         # JSON file with cards 50-54
│   ├── cards_12.json         # JSON file with cards 55-59
│   ├── cards_13.json         # JSON file with cards 60-64
│   ├── cards_14.json         # JSON file with cards 65-69
│   ├── cards_15.json         # JSON file with cards 70-74
│   ├── cards_16.json         # JSON file with cards 75-78
│
├── /data                     # Directory for the output data
│   └── tarot_cards.csv       # Compiled CSV file with all tarot card data
│
├── /read                     # Directory for reading building scripts
│   ├── spread_loader.py      # Script for loading spread definitions
│   ├── card_shuffler.py      # Script for shuffling cards
│   ├── reading_saver.py      # Script for saving readings
│   ├── tarot_reader.py       # Core script for generating readings
│   └── prompt_user.py        # Script for handling user prompts and displaying readings
│
├── /spreads                  # Directory for storing JSON files defining various tarot spreads
│   ├── celtic_cross.json     # JSON file for Celtic Cross spread
│   ├── three_card_spread.json# JSON file for Three-Card spread
│   ├── relationship_spread.json# JSON file for Relationship spread
│   ├── decision_making_spread.json# JSON file for Decision Making spread
│   ├── career_path_spread.json# JSON file for Career Path spread
│   ├── single_card_spread.json# JSON file for Single Card spread
│   ├── story_spread.json     # JSON file for Story spread
│
└── /readings                 # Directory where generated readings will be saved
    └── YYYY-MM-DD            # Example directory for readings on a specific date
        └── spreadname_reading.txt  # Example reading file

Setup Instructions

  1. Clone the Repository:

    git clone <repository-url>
    cd tarot-reading-project
  2. Install Dependencies:

    • Ensure you have Python installed.
    • Install any required libraries using pip:
      pip install -r requirements.txt
  3. Prepare the Data:

    • Run setup_main.py to compile the card JSON files into a CSV.
      python setup_main.py

Usage

  1. Run the Main Script:

    • To start a tarot reading, run read_main.py:
      python read_main.py
  2. Follow Prompts:

    • Select a spread from the list of available spreads.
    • The script will shuffle the cards, draw the necessary number, and generate a reading.
    • The reading will be displayed and saved in the /readings directory under the current date.

Adding New Spreads

To add a new spread:

  1. Create a JSON File:

    • Navigate to the /spreads directory.
    • Create a new JSON file with the structure of your spread. For example, my_new_spread.json:
      {
          "spread_name": "My New Spread",
          "positions": [
              {"name": "Position 1"},
              {"name": "Position 2"},
              {"name": "Position 3"}
          ]
      }
  2. Save the File:

    • Save the JSON file in the /spreads directory.
  3. Run the Script:

    • The new spread will be available for selection when you run read_main.py.

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