Tools for use with Goko's online Dominion game.
Features:
- Log Parsing/Database
- Log Search
- Kingdom Visualizer
- Trueskill Leaderboard
Work in Progress:
- Automatch browser extension
Contributions are welcome.
You'll need Python v3.3.2+ and the following PyPi packages:
- beautifulsoup4 (4.2.1)
- bidict (0.1.1)
- numpy (1.7.1)
- py-postgresql (1.1.0)
- pytz (2013b)
- scipy (0.12.0)
- tornado (3.1)
- trueskill (0.4.1)
You can either connect to a remote database of parsed games or create your own. To create your own, you'll also need PostgreSQL. The log download and parsing script requires a *NIX environment with bash, perl, zcat, split, and wget.
The default configuration is to connect to the PostgreSQL server at gokologs.drunkensailor.org, which has all the games played on Goko and updates every 15 minutes. Configuration information is in gdt/model/db_manager.
To create your own database, install PostgreSQL and create a database with UTF-8 encoding. Then create the database schema:
$ psql -d goko < misc/db/schema.sql
Import the non-game info into your database (bot names, etc):
$ psql -d goko < misc/db_initdata/*
Download and parse logs from the Goko log archive:
$ bash update_logdb.sh <logdir> <codebase> <dates>
where <logdir> is the local directory where you want to store unparsed logs, <codebase> is this project's root, and <dates> are formatted like YYYYMMDD. You'll have to run this for each day. The import process is IO-bound on a modern machine. An SSD drive helps a lot. As of July 2013, the full database is about 100G.
Start the server:
$ python ./start_server.py <port>
Go to http://localhost: to use the logsearch, kingdom visualizer, and leaderboard. The automatch server runs on the same port but has no UI.