Dashboard for Warcraft 3 replays

Since Blizzard does not update the battle.net statistics for Warcraft 3 anymore I decided to create a little tool to analyse my replays. Please acknowledge that this is a little side project and not a fully supported tool. Blizzard also has nothing to do with it so don't blame them if something goes wrong.

Type in your player name and select the replays. The stats will appear automatically. Please be patient if you are parsing a lot of replays (> 100).

• analyse 1on1 replays from Battle.Net ladder games (other replays will be ignored)
• statistics by race & map (win%, length, apm)
• graphs showing win% by hour, weekday and game length
• full game list

Please use the issues of this github repo to send any feedback and suggestions my way. Also if you want to help improving the app please reach out. I am working full time and therefor I don't have much time to update the app.

If you are getting errors or some stats seem to be wrong please provide the smallest possible sample of replays where the error occurs. This will help fixing it.

• the loading indicator appears after the file upload is done and just indicates that the statistics are getting calculated. So for some time you will think that nothing is happening. That is due to the dash framework I am using. I am already thinking about using pure Flask.
• it takes a long time to compute the stats (for my ~250 replays it is usually around 2 minutes). Please have in mind that the app has to parse every single replay!
• the size and position of the graphs is not ideal
• position of the loading indicator is off

Thanks to scopatz for creating a python module to read Warcraft 3 replays.

Thanks to Blizzard for creating the greatest game of all time.

At the moment there are three ways to use the app:

• run it locally using a compiled executable
• open wc3stats.herokuapp.com (this runs on a free server and I assume that it won't stay online long if too many people use it)
• run it locally in a python environment (if you are experienced with Python, Flask & co.)

Windows: Download the .zip file containing the app and unzip it. Find the run.exe and start it. Your browser should open with the app. Download (Tested on Windows 7 64-bit)

Mac: Download the .zip file containing the app and unzip it. Open the terminal and navigate into the folder 'run'. Type:

    ./run

Download (Tested on macOS High Sierra 10.13.6)

I am running it as a free app there. If there is demand to put it on a stronger server please reach out to me. Maybe there are some dev ops guys who can help me. You can also donate to https://www.paypal.me/hendrikhilleckes.

Follow these steps to run the app locally:

• create a python 3 environment on your system
  • i recommend a miniconda installation from here
  • after install create an environment with

      conda create --name wc3 python pip

  • activate the environment (Windows CMD)

      activate wc3

  • activate the environment (Unix Shells, MacOS,...)

      source activate wc3

• navigate to this folder
• install all project dependencies from requirements.txt

      pip install -r requirements.txt

• create the file .env just as described in .env.example
  • you need to register on plot.ly to get a username and api key
• run the app

      python run.py