Exevo Pan 🍎

Exevo Pan is an open-source web app with tons of features and utilities for the game Tibia

What's inside?

This monorepo contains the entire codebase of our project. Here is the anatomy:

├── automations
├── apps
│   ├── bazaar-scraper
│   ├── blog-worker
│   ├── current-auctions-lambda
│   ├── exevo-pan
│   └── history-server
├── packages
│   ├── auction-queries
│   ├── config
│   ├── data-dictionary
│   ├── logging
│   ├── mock-maker
│   ├── prisma-database
│   ├── shared-utils
│   ├── tsconfig
│   └── @types
└── package.json

The entire stack is built using typescript, so you will need Node.js and yarn. If you are starting from a fresh clone of this repository, start with:

yarn

This will install and build all the apps dependencies. You will also need to install Workers CLI:

yarn global add @cloudflare/wrangler

and Serverless Framework CLI:

yarn global add serverless

Apps

• exevo-pan: the frontend application, built with React
• bazaar-scraper: a custom built tool for scraping Char Bazaar data from the official Tibia website
• current-auctions-lambda: a AWS Lambda that serves current auctions data
• history-server: an Express webserver responsible for serving past auctions data
• blog-worker: a Cloudflare Worker that queries blog posts

Setup

It's advisible that you read every app documentation before trying to run the full stack. Still, here is a simple recipe for you to get started:

Install all the dependencies

yarn && yarn build:packages

Scraping current auctions data

At the apps/bazaar-scraper directory, run:

yarn scrap:auctions

to get current auctions data. Then, fetch for highlighted auctions:

yarn update:highlighted

Scraping history auctions data

To get some history auction data, start with:

yarn scrap:history

Scraping the entire History data will take several days, but you can skip this process as soon as HistoryAuctions.jsonl has been outputted.

Now generate some history statistics data using:

yarn update:statistics

At this point, your apps/bazaar-scraper/Output directory should have this set of data:

├── CurrentAuctions.json
├── HighlightedAuctions.json
├── HistoryAuctions.jsonl
├── HistoryStatistics.json
├── ItemsData.json
├── ScrapHistoryData.json
└── ServerData.json

Now you are ready to have a minimal dev environment! Go back to the repository root directory and run:

yarn dev

Now you are ready to roll! Apps will be running on:

• exevo-pan: http://localhost:3000
• current-auctions-lambda: http://localhost:8787
• history-server: http://localhost:4000
• static-data-server: http://localhost:5555
• blog-worker: http://localhost:3132
• static-blog-data-server: http://localhost:4444

About

This software is 100% free, open-source and unlicensed.

You can find more info about me or this project here 😄

Contact: [email protected]