This is my modified version of the zEdit patcher used in the Spell Research Semi-Automatic Patch Generator. You only need this if you plan on making patches for multiple spell mods, so you don't have to generate a separate patch for each out.json you export. I will not be detailing what the process for this is, as you can read it on the mod page linked above - other than the fact that I changed the out.json to instead be placed in the Data subfolder of this patcher. You then just write the json name in the settings of the zedit patcher, as a list where each new line is a new json file.

My modification changes the following:
- Supports taking in multiple jsons at a time and exporting a merged esp;
- Made subfolders for "Data" (input jsons) and "Output" (output psc);
- In lieu of the changes above, the settings are now used to specify the names of the json files (I couldn't get it to work with setting it to "out.json" by default when there are no jsons specified, could use some help on that);
- The name of the scripts are derived from the json file. Should speed up compiling patches;
- Beautified the message output in the zEdit window;
- Removes the prompt to load a mod;
- Fixes an issue with the shadow and shield archetypes;
- Now compatible with zEdit 0.6.6.1;
- Fixed the "X spell mod detected. re-run the spell research import" message not showing the spell mod.

You still need to compile the scripts afterwards (I recommend setting up PCA, makes it super easy).

Check out my SR Spell Patcher as well if you want the archetypes to show up in book/spell descriptions :)