(behr) maptag usage question

[quick blade]

!tag maptag.sort_b

[atomic pawn]

Tag: <MapTag.sort_by_value[(<tag>)]>

Returns a copy of the map, sorted alphanumerically by the value under each key.
Optionally, specify a tag to apply to the value.
To sort by key, use !tag MapTag.get_subset with list sort tags, like 'map.get_subset[map.keys.sort_by_value[...]]'.
This also lets you apply list filters or similar to the keyset.
To apply a '.parse' to the values, use !tag ListTag.map_with, like 'map.keys.map_with[map.values.parse[...]]'

Returns

MapTag

Examples

# Narrates a map of [a=1;b=2;c=3]
- narrate <map[c=3;a=1;b=2].sort_by_value>

# Narrates a map of [c=3;b=2;a=1]
- narrate <map[c=3;a=1;b=2].sort_by_value[mul[-1]]>

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[quick blade]

using this tag, i can sort my maptag by values under each key

how do i re-create a new map withj just the top five keys based on the sort value?

no, this is vague

i currently flag the server by their discord ID to give them:

- flag server behr.discord.users.<[user_id]>.experience:+:<[experience]>```

<[experience]> is just define experience <util.random.int[2].to[5]>

but the flag behr.discor.users.<[user_id]>.level also exists in additon to their experience

im looking for help on understanding how to format a tag that would indicate something like this:

[old burrow]

Discord Levels Bot

Leaderboard for `Denizen and Citizens`

Click To View Full Leaderboard Online

Rank 1: @cyan flame (mcmonkey#6666): Level: 108, Total XP: 2,401,657
Rank 2: @quick blade (Hydra Melody#0001): Level: 79, Total XP: 1,000,576
Rank 3: @sand crescent (Mergu#0001): Level: 69, Total XP: 667,840
Rank 4: @heavy bison (Wahrheit#0001): Level: 64, Total XP: 548,715
Rank 5: @eternal quest (Xeane#0001): Level: 64, Total XP: 546,812
Rank 6: @obsidian escarp (The_Conductor): Level: 63, Total XP: 512,903
Rank 7: @sudden shuttle (calico-kid#0519): Level: 57, Total XP: 396,896
Rank 8: @main hearth (Xenmai): Level: 57, Total XP: 396,253
Rank 9: @brave portal (Icecapade#8825): Level: 57, Total XP: 389,408
Rank 10: @gloomy bough (zozer_firehood#7723): Level: 56, Total XP: 379,508

[ivory briar]

Is experience their total experience, or just the experience to the next level

[brave portal]

Total experience

xp to the next level is on the leaderboard

[ivory briar]

For sure, I meant more in Behr's usecase

[brave portal]

Oh I totally forgot behr and was focused on the denizen leaderboard

[ivory briar]

Lol

@quick blade If you're tracking their total experience, then sort by experience, and parse out the user. Not to mess up your schema here, but it would be easier if behr.discord.users was a list of maps

where each map was yaml user_id: blah level: blah experience: blah because then you could do

<[user_list].sort_by_value[get[experience]]>

And then the first 5 in userlist, you could just get their ids. <[userlist].first.get[user_id]>

[brave portal]

!t list.highest.count

[atomic pawn]

Tag: <ListTag.highest[(<tag>)].count[<#>]>

Returns a list of the highest values in a list of decimal numbers.
Optionally specify a tag to run on each list entry that returns the numeric value for that entry.
Note: if you want to sort the entire list, rather than just getting a few values, use a sort tag like !tag listtag.sort_by_number

Returns

ListTag

Examples

# Narrates a list of '10|5'
- narrate "<list[3|2|1|10].highest.count[2]>

# Narrates the names of the 5 players with the most money currently online
- narrate <server.online_players.highest[money].count[5].parse[name].formatted>

[brave portal]

[ivory briar]

even better

he'd still need a list of maptags

[brave portal]

yep

Could also do something like

- define sorted_map <[map].sort_by_value[get[experience]]>
- define result <[map].get_subset[<[sorted_map].keys.get[1].to[10]>]>

[wooden osprey]

.first[10] 👀

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@quick blade

[quick blade]

i

was literally just reading over this and .keys

shit

that's absolutely what i needed

thanks guys, gals, and toasters