Enum ezomyte::ItemDetails

pub enum ItemDetails {
    Unidentified,
    Map {
        tier: u32,
        item_quantity: i32,
        item_rarity: i32,
        monster_pack_size: i32,
        mods: Vec<Mod>,
    },
    Gem {
        level: u32,
        experience: Experience,
    },
    Flask {
        duration: Duration,
        charges_per_use: u32,
        mods: Vec<Mod>,
    },
    Gear {
        implicit: Vec<Mod>,
        enchants: Vec<Mod>,
        explicit: Vec<Mod>,
        crafted: Vec<Mod>,
    },
}

Details of the particular items, if known.

Variants

Unidentified

An unidentified item. No details available.

Map

Map item.

Fields of Map

tier: u32	Map tier.
item_quantity: i32	Percentage bonus to the quantity of items dropped by this map.
item_rarity: i32	Percentage bonus to the rarity of items dropped by this map.
monster_pack_size: i32	Percentage bonus to the size of monster packs in this map.
mods: Vec<Mod>	Mods this map has. These are the mods which affect map difficulty as well as quantity and rarity of items dropped.

Gem

Skill gem.

Fields of Gem

level: u32	Current level of the gem. Gems start at level 1. Standalone gems (not in gear) currently shouldn't have levels above 21 (at least outside of glitches/bugs).
experience: Experience	The amount of experience a gem has and requires for the next level.

Flask

Flask item.

Fields of Flask

duration: Duration	Duration of the flask effect.
charges_per_use: u32	How many charges are consumed on use.
mods: Vec<Mod>	Utility mods of the flask. These are typically the on-use effect (like bleed/freeze/etc. removal), mods affecting charges, etc.

Gear

Item that goes in a gear slot.

This also includes jewels that go in the passive tree or into abyssal sockets.

Fields of Gear

implicit: Vec<Mod>	Implicit mods an item has (those displayed in navy color above a horizontal line in the UI). Currently, PoE only supports a single implicit mod, but this may change in the future.
enchants: Vec<Mod>	Enchantments an item has (i.e. mods displayed in light blue color above a horizontal line in the UI). Currently, PoE only supports a single enchantment, but this may change in the future.
explicit: Vec<Mod>	Explicit mods of an item (those displayed in navy color in the main item pane). Note that these the mods which are visible in the UI, as opposed to affixes (prefixes & suffixes) which cannot be reliably extrapolated from mods. The practical consequence is that there may be more than 6 mods which would seemingly contradict the "3 prefixes + 3 suffixes" rule (due to the so-called hybrid affixes that result in multiple mods).
crafted: Vec<Mod>	Crafted mods on an item (those displayed in light blue color in the main item pane, below explicit mods).

Methods

impl ItemDetails

pub fn is_identified(&self) -> bool

Whether the item has been identified.

Important traits for Box<W>

impl<W> Write for Box<W> where
    W: Write + ?Sized, impl<R> Read for Box<R> where
    R: Read + ?Sized, impl<I> Iterator for Box<I> where
    I: Iterator + ?Sized,  type Item = <I as Iterator>::Item;

pub fn mods<'m>(&'m self) -> Box<Iterator<Item = &'m Mod> + 'm>

All mods that the item has, if any, in the top-down order with respect to the in-game UI.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for ItemDetails

fn fmt(&self, __arg_0: &mut Formatter) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.