What began as a "quick" day-project exploration into the ESI turned into... whatever this is.
It's messy as can be, but has proven useful & so has been made public in the hope it can be for others.
(From various versions)
node version 12 or later
In the top-level repository directory (after clone):
npm install
app.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
useSystemOpen |
Use the running system's open tool to open the authentication page in default browser (only OS X and Debian-like Linux currently supported) |
alwaysUseCachedAuth |
Always use a found cached authorization without prompting |
useStaticDataCache |
Use the EVE static data cache; adds ~1.5 gigabytes to the on-disk footprint, but speeds up many operations significantly |
useSimpleAuthResponse |
Fall back to a simple copy/paste authentication flow, for when the redirect server in http.js isn't being used |
authTimeout |
How long, in minutes, to wait for authentication response from server |
app.character.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
autoloadCharacterCard |
Automatically load the character card |
minimumCharacterRefresh |
Minimum time, in minutes, to allow character info refreshes |
app.route.
| Name | Description | Values |
|---|---|---|
securityPreference |
Which route security preference to use; adjustable in-app | "shortest", "secure", "insecure" |
superDangerThreshold |
The number of pod kills in the last hour required to qualify as "super dangerous"; adjustable in-app |
app.zkb.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
rlDelay |
Rate-limit delay; contrary to documentation, zKB clearly has a rate limit. Leave this as-is unless you know otherwise |
lookbackWindow |
How far back - in hours - to query kill data for each solar system |
maintainer |
A valid email address to be sent in the User-Agent header to zKillboard; their terms of service, not mine |
app.market.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
refresh |
Amount of time, in minutes, between market data refreshes (includes watched orders) |
rescheduleFailedWork |
Automatically reschedules failed work items |
EVE's OAuth2 implementation produces tokens that are valid for 20 minutes. rpjeeves will automatically renew it's authentication indefinitely and caches the most-recent token. Hoever if only run infrequently you should expect to need to reauthenticate each time.
Requires at least 1.5 gigabytes of disk space, as it sources the EVE static data bundle, unpacks and parses it into a form used to significantly increase application performace.
This process will only be run once on first execution. Use of the cache can be disabled at any time by setting config.app.useStaticDataCache to false. If this value is false at initial execution, no download will take place and will instead occur if/when the feature is enabled.
Found in http.js, configured via the http section & run via npm run server, it is a simple & insecure stateful OAuth redirect server. But, it does work. Run it behind a reverse proxy such as nginx.