This repository is a Spanish localization data package for the mobile game Umamusume: Pretty Derby, designed to be used with the Hachimi modding tool. It contains over 11,000 JSON files under `localized_data/` that provide translated dialogue for story scenes, home screen interactions, race commentary, and song lyrics. The data follows a consistent schema (`no_wrap`, `text_block_list` with `name`, `text`, optional `choice_data_list` and `color_text_info_list`), making it easy to parse and integrate. The only executable code is `gen_index.py`, a utility that walks the git tree and generates a JSON index with Blake3 hashes for file integrity verification, used by Hachimi to fetch updates. The repository also includes configuration files (`config.json`, `config_android.json`) for the modding tool and a GitHub Actions workflow (`release.yml`) that automatically builds and deploys the index on pushes to main. While not a traditional data research project, the repo represents a well-organized, version-controlled dataset for game localization, with a clear pipeline for distribution. The translation quality appears consistent, though the large number of files and presence of some duplicate entries suggest manual maintenance overhead. The `gen_index.py` script is a self-contained, reusable component for generating file indexes with cryptographic hashes, applicable to any mod or asset pack project.
This repository is a curated collection of science fiction literary works in Chinese and English, primarily plain text files organized by author. It includes works from major authors such as Liu Cixin, Isaac Asimov, Jules Verne, and others, spanning the 19th to 21st centuries. The repository contains two auxiliary scripts: `convert.sh` for batch encoding conversion (GBK to UTF-8) and `script.py` for generating a markdown index of all files. There is no software application, API, or data pipeline; the value lies in the textual dataset itself, which could be used for NLP research, literary analysis, or as a reading archive. The collection is static and lacks dependency management, environment definitions, or automated reproducibility measures. The last commit date is anomalously in the future (2026), suggesting the repository is not actively maintained.