Supported Formats

scryme recognizes several export formats by inspecting the CSV header — detection is automatic and unambiguous. The tables below show how each app's columns map to scryme's internal fields. Anything it doesn't recognize falls back to the column-mapping wizard.

ManaBox

ManaBox includes a Scryfall ID, the most reliable match key.

Header

Binder Name,Binder Type,Name,Set code,Set name,Collector number,Foil,Rarity,Quantity,
ManaBox ID,Scryfall ID,Purchase price,Misprint,Altered,Condition,Language,
Purchase price currency,Added

ManaBox column	scryme field
Name	name
Set code	set code
Collector number	collector number
Scryfall ID	scryfall id (primary match)
Foil	finish (normal / foil / etched)
Quantity	quantity
Condition	condition
Language	language
Purchase price	purchase price
Binder Name	binder

Detected by: presence of both Scryfall ID and ManaBox ID.

Dragon Shield

Dragon Shield (MTG Scanner) has no Scryfall ID, so rows match on set code + collector number. The export begins with a sep=, line, which scryme strips automatically.

Header

sep=,
Folder Name,Quantity,Trade Quantity,Card Name,Set Code,Set Name,Card Number,Condition,
Printing,Language,Price Bought,Date Bought,LOW,MID,MARKET

Dragon Shield column	scryme field
Card Name	name
Set Code	set code (primary match, with Card Number)
Card Number	collector number
Printing	finish (Normal / Foil / Etched)
Quantity	quantity
Condition	condition
Language	language (English → en, etc.)
Price Bought	purchase price
Folder Name	binder

Detected by: presence of Trade Quantity, Card Name, and Card Number.

Delver Lens

Delver Lens has a configurable, Deckbox-compatible export. scryme reads its columns case-insensitively and accepts several aliases. When a Scryfall ID is present it is used as the primary match key.

Delver / Deckbox column	scryme field
Name / Card Name	name
Set Code / Set	set code
Card Number / Collector Number / Number	collector number
Scryfall ID	scryfall id (primary match when present)
Foil / Printing / Finish	finish
Quantity / Count	quantity
Condition	condition
Language / Lang	language
My Price / Purchase Price / Price	purchase price

Detected by: a Scryfall ID column, or Edition + Card Number (and never a ManaBox file).

Moxfield

Moxfield's collection CSV has no Scryfall ID, so rows match on set code (Edition) + collector number.

Header

Count,Tradelist Count,Name,Edition,Condition,Language,Foil,Tags,Last Modified,
Collector Number,Alter,Proxy,Purchase Price

Moxfield column	scryme field
Name	name
Edition	set code (primary match, with Collector Number)
Collector Number	collector number
Foil	finish (foil / etched / empty)
Count	quantity
Condition / Language / Purchase Price	condition / language / purchase price

Detected by: Tradelist Count + Edition + Collector Number + Purchase Price.

Archidekt

Archidekt's collection CSV carries a Scryfall ID (primary match) and an explicit Finish.

Header

Quantity,Name,Finish,Condition,Date Added,Language,Purchase Price,Tags,Edition Name,
Edition Code,Multiverse Id,Scryfall ID,MTGO ID,Collector Number

Archidekt column	scryme field
Name	name
Scryfall ID	scryfall id (primary match)
Edition Code	set code
Collector Number	collector number
Finish	finish (Normal / Foil / Etched)
Quantity / Condition / Language / Purchase Price	quantity / condition / language / purchase price

Detected by: Edition Code + Scryfall ID.

Anything else: the column-mapping wizard

If your file is a CSV that scryme doesn't recognize — a TCGplayer or Deckbox export, a spreadsheet you made yourself, anything — uploading it opens a mapping wizard instead of an error. It reads the file's column headers and lets you match each one to a scryme field (card name, quantity, set code, collector number, Scryfall ID, finish, condition, language, purchase price). scryme guesses the obvious ones; you confirm or adjust, and only Card name is required. From there it's the same preview → confirm flow as a recognized format.

Adding a new format

Importers self-register. To add one, create a module in backend/src/importers/ with a class that implements detect(text) and parse(text) (returning ImportRows) and is decorated with @register, then import it in backend/src/importers/__init__.py. Detection rules should be specific enough not to overlap with existing formats.