Yet Another Rift Event Tracker
FEATURES:
* Sorts by map (expansion) first
* Has full translations for zones & events
* Keeps track of event run time history and shows average/max run time
* Allows you to gray out events you have tagged
* Uses more colors to convey information
* Can sort tables by any column, which is remembered
* Within a map, zones are sorted by level
* Can hide maps entirely, which is remembered
* Can suppress PvP servers entirely, which is remembered
See LICENSE for license details.
See live version @ http://yaret.us.to
A Unix system with Perl, MySQL, and a Web server is required. The following
Perl modules are also required. If you do not have them, install them via CPAN
or your distribution's package manager if available:
* JSON::XS
* LWP::UserAgent
* POSIX
* DateTime
* CGI
* File::Temp
* Config::Simple
* DBD::mysql
* File::Temp
* Time::HiRes
* File::Copy
* File::Basename
INSTALL:
1. Make sure you have Perl, MySQL, and the above Perl modules installed
* Ubuntu 14.04 quick start:
apt-get update
apt-get install mysql-server lighttpd libjson-xs-perl libwww-perl \
libdatetime-perl libconfig-simple-perl
2. Create a database (example: "yaret") and DB user (example: "yaret").
3. Import yaret-initial.sql into this database. Example:
mysql -u yaret -p yaret < yaret-initial.sql
4. Move ret.conf.dist to ret.conf and fill in the values.
5. Create a destination (example: /var/www/rift/) and make sure it is:
* Owned by the system user that will be running the script (don't use root)
* Readable by the system user your Web server runs as (ex: www-data)
6. Add a cron job to run events.pl. Example:
* * * * * /home/alucard/rift/events.pl
HTML files for each datacenter (na and eu) are generated and put under
/var/www/rift/ by default. You can change this destination by editing
ret.conf. Include a trailing slash.
Thanks to RiftPluz for collecting most of the translations in one place.