Convert the ONR cards into a format usable by Jinteki a teki style website.

The cards will be placed under the factions "onr_corp" and "onr_runner", and all the card titles will be prefaced by "onr_" to maintain compatability.

Types will be mapped to the android: netrunner counterparts, and two new IDs will be added.

I still need to actually seperate the cards by set, add in an onr format and onr factions, and a format containing only onr cycles. I can modify the edn files, but I suspect there's a bit more than needs to be done for this to come through.

• scrape data from emergency shutdown
• scrape card images from emergency shutdown
• seperate cards by set
• map card representations into identical formats/types as jinteki representations
  • map agendas
  • map assets
  • map operations
  • map ice
  • map upgrades
  • map events
  • map programs
  • map hardware
  • map resources
• insert onr factions into data
• insert onr cycles into data
• insert onr sets into data
• insert all the new subtypes into data
• add card entries in edn/set-cards (these are created, automate placement)
• add the actual card entries into the edn/cards folder
• automate all of this so that it can be realistically done on any release of netrunner-data
• add in onr identities
• add in onr format containing only onr cycles

Then later, do:

• split the cards into the representative sets (base, proteus, classic)
• add images for the ONR identities
• add illustrator information back in

To convert, use the onr_setup.sh script.

Then, from your netrunner(teki) directory, run:

cp path/to/netrunner-data-onr/onr_out/images/*.png resources/public/img/cards/en/default/stock/.
lein fetch -l ../netrunner-data-onr

When you run jinteki (lein repl), then it should contain all of the ONR cards (note that none of them will have functional implementations - that's the next project)

To figure out how to use the data, refer to mtgred/netrunner#6202

The clojure app is internal only, p much. If you want the edn data, look under /edn. This app only transforms that data into a jnet-usable format.