[Generating master handouts] is it possible to filter on tags or directory ?

Hello, I created several handout (1 for each spell my players knows). I organised them with tags like mage0 for all level 0 for wizzard. I orignally planned to create a master handout linking all spells but because I'm quit lazy I would like to generate it :) But I haven't found in the API documentation how the tags are managed... Anyone know how I can filter them using tags ? If not possible is it possible to get the directory tree in the api ?

Sadly, I don't think either of those things are exposed to the API. I hope I'm wrong, I was looking to something with the tags myself.

Tags are definitely not exposed. The folder structure is accessible via the Campaign object's _journalfolder property, which contains a JSON encoded object representing all the folders and their contents.

ok I also had this feeling for the tags :/ Maybe oneday it will be accessible throuh API, until then I think I will be able to generate it with the journal folder. I guess "i" means items in the directory (id array) and "n" means directory's name

Yup!  If it helps, here's a function that builds a lookup by id for the path where a handout or character is stored: const pathSep = " -> "; const buildLookup = (data) => { const dataTree=JSON.parse(data||'{}'); const lookup = {}; const treeBuilder = (obj,path) => { obj.forEach((n) => { if(_.isString(n)){ let p = [...path]; p.reduce((m,a)=>{ m.push(a); let curPathKey = m.join(pathSep); lookup[curPathKey]= (lookup[curPathKey]||[]); lookup[curPathKey].push(n); return m; },[]); } else { path.push(n.n); treeBuilder(n.i,path); path.pop(); } }); }; treeBuilder(dataTree,[]); return lookup; }; Can be called like: let locationLookup=buildLookup(Campaign().get('journalfolder'));

Always a shock when seing your code, seems I lack the javascript way. With your function it will be so much easier to just proceed with a json parse. Thanks Aaron PS : if someone else want to use in the future just initialise  pathSep  with the serator you want

Ah, good point on the pathSep.  I added something above just to make it easier on peeps. I also lacked the Javascript way when I started writing API scripts. =D  Just time, practice, and research.