World Cup 2026 Cards

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by Pedro Vallese (Coding Giant Codes)

Track your FIFA World Cup 2026 Panini sticker collection.

Updated 5mo ago0BSD
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World Cup 2026 Cards

An Obsidian plugin to track your FIFA World Cup 2026 Panini sticker collection.

Features

  • All 994 stickers from the official Panini FIFA World Cup 2026 album — 48 nations × 20 cards each, plus FIFA/FWC and Coca-Cola special stickers
  • Organised by World Cup group (Group A through L) matching the actual 2026 draw
  • Tap to collect — tap once to mark a sticker collected, tap again to unmark
  • Duplicate tracking — hold any sticker for 500 ms to set how many copies you have; cards with more than one copy show a [N] badge
  • Search — filter by country name (argentina) or card code (ARG5, 5) from a single search bar
  • Missing / Duplicates filter — instantly see only the stickers you still need, or only the ones you can trade
  • Progress bars at the overall, group, and team level
  • ASCII terminal style — monospace font, flat borders, block-character progress bars
  • Data persists automatically inside your Obsidian vault

How to use

  1. Click the trophy icon in the left ribbon, or run the command Open World Cup 2026 Cards.
  2. Expand a group, then a team to see its stickers.
  3. Tap a sticker to toggle collected / uncollected.
  4. Hold a sticker to enter an exact count (useful for duplicates).
  5. Use the search bar to jump straight to a country or a specific card number.
  6. Use the MISSING filter to see what you still need, or DUPLICATES to see what you can trade.

Manual installation

  1. Download main.js, styles.css, and manifest.json from the latest release.
  2. Copy them into <your vault>/.obsidian/plugins/world-cup-cards/.
  3. In Obsidian go to Settings → Community plugins, disable Restricted mode, and enable World Cup 2026 Cards.

Development

npm install       # install dependencies
npm run dev       # watch mode — rebuilds on save
npm run build     # production build

After building, reload the plugin in Obsidian: Settings → Community plugins → toggle off/on.

Author

Pedro Vallese (Coding Giant Codes)

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