Add collection update runbook with multiple scenarios

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python scripts/analyze_decks.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --deck-dir decks/
```
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## Runbook: Update Your Collection
### Scenario 1: Add New Cards (Single File)
If you opened new packs and want to add cards:
```bash
# 1. Create a new file with the new cards
cat > collection/new_cards_2026-02-20.txt << 'EOF'
1 Bre of Clan Stoutarm (ECL) 8
3 Mulldrifter (ECC) 67
1 Sol Ring (ECC) 57
EOF
# 2. Hydrate the new file (merges into existing cache)
python hydrate.py hydrate collection/new_cards_2026-02-20.txt -o collection_hydrated/ -c card_cache.json
```
### Scenario 2: Add Cards to Existing File
```bash
# Append to existing collection file
echo "1 The Reaper, King No More (ECC) 4" >> "collection/Box1 2026-01-30.txt"
# Re-hydrate that file
python hydrate.py hydrate "collection/Box1 2026-01-30.txt" -o collection_hydrated/ -c card_cache.json
```
### Scenario 3: Merge Multiple Collection Files
If you have multiple files to combine:
```bash
# Hydrate each file separately (cache persists)
python hydrate.py hydrate collection/Box1.txt -o collection_hydrated/ -c card_cache.json
python hydrate.py hydrate collection/Box2.txt -o collection_hydrated/ -c card_cache.json
# Note: Each run overwrites deck.json. To merge, combine files first:
cat collection/Box1.txt collection/Box2.txt > collection/combined.txt
python hydrate.py hydrate collection/combined.txt -o collection_hydrated/ -c card_cache.json
```
### Scenario 4: Re-hydrate Entire Collection
If cache is corrupted or you want fresh data:
```bash
# Option A: Keep cache, just re-run
python hydrate.py hydrate collection/combined.txt -o collection_hydrated/ -c card_cache.json
# Option B: Clear cache and fetch fresh (slow, ~100ms per unique card)
rm card_cache.json
python hydrate.py hydrate collection/combined.txt -o collection_hydrated/ -c card_cache.json
```
### Scenario 5: Update After Set Release
When a new set releases and you want to add those cards:
```bash
# 1. Add new set cards to collection file
echo "# Lorwyn Eclipsed - 2026-01-23" >> collection/my_collection.txt
cat collection/new_ecl_cards.txt >> collection/my_collection.txt
# 2. Hydrate (cache speeds up existing cards, fetches new ones)
python hydrate.py hydrate collection/my_collection.txt -o collection_hydrated/ -c card_cache.json
# 3. Verify new cards are present
python -c "
import json
cards = json.load(open('collection_hydrated/deck.json'))
print(f'Total unique cards: {len(cards)}')
"
```
### Collection File Format
```
# Comments start with #
# Format: <count> <Card Name> (<Set Code>) <Collector Number>
1 Sol Ring (CMA) 1
3 Birds of Paradise
1 Eternal Witness (EMA) 183
# Set code and collector number are optional but recommended
# They help Scryfall find the exact printing
```
### Troubleshooting
**Card not found:**
```
Error fetching 'Some Card Name': HTTP 404
```
→ Check spelling, or try without set code. Use the exact name from Scryfall.
**Duplicate cards:**
If the same card appears multiple times in your file, they're stored separately. Dedupe first:
```bash
# Combine duplicates
python -c "
from collections import Counter
cards = Counter()
with open('collection/my_cards.txt') as f:
for line in f:
line = line.strip()
if line and not line.startswith('#'):
parts = line.split(None, 1)
if parts:
count = int(parts[0]) if parts[0].isdigit() else 1
name = parts[1] if len(parts) > 1 else parts[0]
cards[name.split('(')[0].strip()] += count
for name, count in sorted(cards.items()):
print(f'{count} {name}')
" > collection/deduped.txt
```
**Slow hydration:**
- First run fetches all cards (~100ms each)
- Subsequent runs use cache (instant)
- 866 unique cards ≈ 87 seconds first run
## Collection Stats
{{COLLECTION_STATS}}