Clone the code somewhere (go get .. works too):
go get github.com/bboozzoo/q3stats
Unfortunately the code will not be built during go get as the
default build process is limited.
Fetch all dependencies and required tools (esc) by running make get-deps. Make sure that your GOPATH is set properly before running
the command.
The main server binary and helper tools are built by running
make. The server binary (q3stats) is self contained, all static
data is embedded directly into the binary itself during the built.
You can also run make packed to pack the binaries with UPX (make
sure that upx is available).
First start the server process:
q3stats [--help]
The daemon will open port 9090, use your browser to access
http://localhost:9090 The listen address can be changed by settin
--listen in command line.
The deamon exports an API and provides a nice web view of your stats.
The DB is saved to q3stat.db file in local directory by default. Use
--db switch to override its location. Daemon uses a SQLite database,
feel free to explore the data manually.
Match data from CPMA is imported using q3simport command. The
command will upload the match statistics to the server. If server is
running on another host/port, the address can be passed by adding -t <host>:<port> in command line.
Example:
./q3simport matchdata/stats/2016/02/29/14_18_42.xml
The import tool is intentionally built as a separate program (and
lives under cmd/q3simport in the source tree). The for that is the
tool has very little (no) dependencies outside of Go's stdlib,
especially does not use cgo or link with external C libraries. This
allows for cross compiling q3simport to other architectures with
ease.
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