I broke some code here but it's fine, implemented getLatestVersion_by_number

parsers/modrinth.py

@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ def key_filter(dict_to_filter, type_to_grab, **kwargs):
         search = re.search(str(type_to_grab), str(value))
         if search != None:
             print("Match!")
-            #print(key)
+            print(key, value)
             output_version.append(key)
             output_query.append(value)
     
@@ -154,8 +154,7 @@ def key_filter(dict_to_filter, type_to_grab, **kwargs):
     elif return_both == True:
         #Tie the lists back together, and return it
         return_dict = {}
-        return_list_count = len(key)
-        for item in range(return_list_count):
+        for item in range(len(output_query)):
             return_dict[output_query[item]]  = output_version[item]
         return return_dict
 
@@ -180,6 +179,11 @@ def getLatestVersion_by_number(project, version, **kwargs):
     for key, value in versions_to_target.items():
         mc_mod_release = re.split('-+', key)
         all_mc_mod_release.append(mc_mod_release)
+    if len(all_mc_mod_release) == 1:
+        all_mc_mod_release = []
+        for key, value in versions_to_target.items():
+            mc_mod_release = re.split('\++', key)
+            all_mc_mod_release.append(mc_mod_release)
     print(all_mc_mod_release)
     # Okay, take the last entry in the contents inside each mc_mod_release and output the higest value
     versions_to_parse_2 = []
@@ -189,7 +193,9 @@ def getLatestVersion_by_number(project, version, **kwargs):
     latest_version = max(versions_to_parse_2)
     print(latest_version)
     #Finally, key_filter for the latest build version
-    latest_version_id = key_filter(version_numbers, version+"-"+latest_version)
+    latest_version_id = key_filter(version_numbers, latest_version)
+    print(type(latest_version_id))
+    print(latest_version_id)
     return str(latest_version_id[0])
 
 def getForMinecraftVersion(project, version, stability):