`items`

raw

A dict indexed with all of the valid item signal names. Provides a convenient place to query data about almost every item.

Note

Factorio has a lot of “items”, and they’re spread out over multiple different prototype categories. Draftsman accumulates all of the placable items and any item that can be used as a signal. This includes all production items, as well as items like rail-planner, "blueprint, upgrade-planner, etc. There are however a number of more abstract items (usually used for modding) that are not included, such as item-with-label, item-with-tags, item-with-entity-data and any other generic template item that cannot be manifested inside a blueprint.

See also

https://wiki.factorio.com/Data.raw#item

https://wiki.factorio.com/Prototype/Item

Example:

import json
from draftsman.data import items

print(json.dumps(items.raw["transport-belt"], indent=4))

{
    "stack_size": 100,
    "type": "item",
    "name": "transport-belt",
    "icon_size": 64,
    "order": "a[transport-belt]-a[transport-belt]",
    "place_result": "transport-belt",
    "subgroup": "belt",
    "icon": "__base__/graphics/icons/transport-belt.png",
    "icon_mipmaps": 4
}

subgroups

A dict of all item subgroups. Each entry is equivalent to Factorio’s data.raw, except for an extra "items" key which holds a dictionary of all items that this group holds.

https://wiki.factorio.com/Prototype/ItemSubGroup

Example:

from draftsman.data import items

for belt in items.subgroups["belt"]["items"]:
    print(belt)

transport-belt
fast-transport-belt
express-transport-belt
underground-belt
fast-underground-belt
express-underground-belt
splitter
fast-splitter
express-splitter
loader
fast-loader
express-loader

groups

A dict of all item groups. Each entry is equivalent to Factorio’s data.raw, except for an extra "subgroups" key which holds a dictionary of all subgroups that this group holds.

items

`items`