Script that generate a web page containing informations about the World of Warcraft characters you are interested in.
Download the required submodules by executing:
$ git submodule init
$ git submodule update
Usage: ./process.py [--data <path>] [<dest_folder>]
The default value for dest_folder is ./html.
The (optional) --data option is used to indicates the folder where the game add-ons
saves their data (for instance, on OS X:
/Applications/World\ of\ Warcraft/WTF/Account/<username>/). The script will look there if
there is some data produced by the AskMrRobot add-on.
It will produce a JSON file (data.json) in dest_folder.
The process.py script needs a file called settings.py that contains informations about the characters you want to display. Here is an example one:
# List of all the characters to retrieve, format: (region, server, character, specs)
CHARACTER_NAMES = [
('eu', 'Khaz Modan', 'SomeCharacter', ['Protection', 'Arms']),
('eu', 'Khaz Modan', 'AnotherCharacter', ['Fire']),
]
LOCALE = 'fr'
MINIMUM_ILEVEL_FOR_UPGRADES = 540
Copy the content of the html folder and the data.json file on your web server and open it in your browser.
WoWCharactersViewer is is made available under the MIT License. The text of the license is in the file 'LICENSE'.
Under the MIT License you may use WoWCharactersViewer for any purpose you wish, without warranty, and modify it if you require, subject to one condition:
"The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software."
In practice this means that whenever you distribute your application, whether as binary or as source code, you must include somewhere in your distribution the text in the file 'LICENSE'. This might be in the printed documentation, as a file on delivered media, or even on the credits / acknowledgements of the runtime application itself; any of those would satisfy the requirement.
Even if the license doesn't require it, please consider to contribute your modifications back to the community.