JYugiohDb
1. What is JYugiohDb?
This application is a searchable database of all the Yu-Gi-Oh cards, developed in Java, where are shown all infos, cards image, all sets infos for each card, and its market value.
All informations are extracted from the official Konami database (information and set list), while prices are extracted from Yu-Gi-Oh Prices site (using its APIs functions).
It is based on my personal YugiohDb application, developed in C#, which has not been publicly released.
2. License
JYugiohDb is released under the terms of Creative Commons BY-NC-SA. JYugiohDb is free to use and modify, if you give the appropriate credit, and can't be used for commercial purposes. It is free to redistribute your contributions under the same license as the original Creative Commons BY-NC-SA.
3. Support
Wiki - The Wiki has information related to "How To", FAQ, feature requirements, etc.
Search - A good way for locating an answer to your question or finding more information about this application, is to search across this project website and/or the Internet via your favorite search engine, eg. Google or Bing.
4. News
There are several ways to keep up to date with projects news. These include:
On issue tracker we send release announcements and important updates to users. Your Github account can also be used to report, monitor, and comment on issues relating to this project.
Blog is used to communicate announcements about new releases, topics relating to projects, etc. Users are encouraged to subscribe to the RSS feed to know when new posts are posted there. NOT YET
Twitter is used to notify users about up-to-date details about what is happening with project development. Twitter users are encouraged to follow "@??????". NOT YET
5. Versioning
Our release numbering convention follows the guidelines of Semantic Versioning. Given a version number Major.Minor.Patch, an optional Pre-release suffix, and a Build metadata suffix (eg. 2.4.5-rc.2+build.1):
- Major - Indicates a very large change in the core package. Rewrites or major milestones. API changes which are not backwards-compatible.
- Minor - Introduction of new features or significant changes in functionality, in a backwards-compatible manner.
- Patch - Bug fixes, maintenance and security releases.
- Pre-release - Optional, indicates a development release (absence of optional suffix indicates a stable release):
- aN or alpha.N for alpha releases
- bN or beta.N for beta releases
- rcN or rc.N for release candidates
- Build metadata - Indicates the build number. Which will be ignored when determining version precedence. Two packages with same version, but different build metadata, are considered to be the same version.