Hello, I believed that a lot of you are like me : tired to be compelled to go everywhere in my city to check if something is waiting for a manual intervention. Good news : my problem is partially solved The princip : get data from my browser, save them into a file, load the file into Access, run many SQL requests to finally get the results in a flat file Concretely, I run an Access programm which define which files should be reloaded for each files, the programm transfert the focus to the browser, open the developper tools, run the appropriate command JSON.stringify, wait until I click on the “Copy” button to copy the data into the clipboard and save the data from the clipboard into the appropriate file I run manually Access to get automaticaly a result like this 15:30 - Q - Port de l’arctique 15:34 - Q - Terminal océanique 15:48 - Q - Centre de drones 16:40 - Q - Chef d’oeuvre 16:40 - Q - Chef d’oeuvre 20:11 - Q - Village de Fiore - Niv. 10 20:11 - Q - Yggdrasil - Niv. 9 20:12 - Q - Castel del Monte 20:12 - Q - Tour de la trêve 20:13 - Q - Le Charbon Express 20:13 - Q - Le Charbon Express 20:13 - Q - Le navire pirate in the result, you can see time - world - building (in French because JSON.stringify(MainParser.CityEntities) gives the buildings in French) For the moment, I can get data for : my main city - JSON.stringify(MainParser.CityMapData) my colony - JSON.stringify(Outposts.CityMap) my space port - JSON.stringify(MainParser.CityMapEraOutpostData) the travel time on the campaign map - JSON.stringify(scoutingTimes) but I’m still looking for data from the Antiques Dealer the Exploration site ? And I can’t find the JSON.stringify command that could give me the data Can you help me ?

Need data from FoE-Helper

lhoq

Hello,
I believed that a lot of you are like me : tired to be compelled to go everywhere in my city to check if something is waiting for a manual intervention.
Good news : my problem is partially solved
The princip : get data from my browser, save them into a file, load the file into Access, run many SQL requests to finally get the results in a flat file
Concretely,

I run an Access programm which define which files should be reloaded
for each files, the programm transfert the focus to the browser, open the developper tools, run the appropriate command JSON.stringify, wait until I click on the “Copy” button to copy the data into the clipboard and save the data from the clipboard into the appropriate file
I run manually Access to get automaticaly a result like this
15:30 - Q - Port de l’arctique
15:34 - Q - Terminal océanique
15:48 - Q - Centre de drones
16:40 - Q - Chef d’oeuvre
16:40 - Q - Chef d’oeuvre
20:11 - Q - Village de Fiore - Niv. 10
20:11 - Q - Yggdrasil - Niv. 9
20:12 - Q - Castel del Monte
20:12 - Q - Tour de la trêve
20:13 - Q - Le Charbon Express
20:13 - Q - Le Charbon Express
20:13 - Q - Le navire pirate
in the result, you can see time - world - building (in French because JSON.stringify(MainParser.CityEntities) gives the buildings in French)

For the moment, I can get data for :

my main city - JSON.stringify(MainParser.CityMapData)
my colony - JSON.stringify(Outposts.CityMap)
my space port - JSON.stringify(MainParser.CityMapEraOutpostData)
the travel time on the campaign map - JSON.stringify(scoutingTimes)

but I’m still looking for data from

the Antiques Dealer
the Exploration site
?

And I can’t find the JSON.stringify command that could give me the data

Can you help me ?

nn4l

open the “Developers” tool in your browser, click on “Network” tab, visit the Antiques Dealer (or whatever you want to inspect), then save the contents of the “Network” tab as har file. This file contains the json requests to/from the foe server that you then can parse and process however you like.

mainline

If u see a response in the network tab u can copy it to the clipboard or a new file on your desktop.

Open the console befor u enter the game.

Filter by json?h= and u see all the data.

Now u can copy the response by mouse rightclick on the first row on top.

Paste this data to a new *.json file.

nn4l

Since you want the data in a SQL database anyway, you could automate this easily by extending the FoE Helper addon.

The code below will collect all Battlefield related data and writes it to a webservice, which in turn writes the json data into a simple database table. You could then read out the json data and process it at a later time. I use this method to create all kinds of statistics that the FoE helper addon does not provide.

Search FoE helper sourcecode for FoEproxy.addHandler to see more examples.

My code:

FoEproxy.addHandler('BattlefieldService', 'all', (data, postData) => {

    json = JSON.stringify(data.responseData);

    fetch('https://your_webservice.herokuapp.com/dbwrite/', {
        method: 'POST',
        headers:{
            'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'
        },
        body: new URLSearchParams({
            'requestclass': data.requestClass,
            'requestmethod': data.requestMethod,
            'responsedata': json
        })
    });
   return;
});