OmertaLogger

Provides a highly configurable logger for the MMORPG Omerta as a mountable Rails engine.

At the moment, the following entities are logged:

• Users, including
• Family history
• Rank History
• Online Time History
• Revives
• Renames
• Families, including
• Renames
• Bank history
• Position history
• User count history
• Worth history
• Business Objects, including
• Casinos
• Max. bet
• Bullet factories
• Bullet amount and price
• Hitlistings
• Game and Economy Statistics

Usage

Testing

This project includes a dummy application in test/dummy which can be used for testing and development. Make sure you have installed all dependencies by running bundle install from the root path first.

Copy test/dummy/config/initializers/omerta_logger.rb.example to test/dummy/config/initializers/omerta_logger.rb. This file allows you to change configuration options like which domains and entities should be imported.

Next, cd to test/dummy and run rake db:migrate to generate the database schema. By default, the dummy application will use sqlite. Use rake db:seed to seed the database with all Omerta versions including their API URLs.

Finally, use rake import to import the current XML feed for all domains and entities specified in the configuration.

The import task can also be run as a permanent process (think: daemon mode, but in the foreground). To do this, pass true as the first task argument:

rake import[true]

Production

For production usage, you should mount this app as an engine in your rails app. If you don't have an existing rails app, run rails new foobar, where foobar is your app name. Make sure you are using the rails version defined in omerta_logger.gemspec. Rails will create a new folder foobar. Next, add the following line to your Gemfile:

gem 'omerta_logger', git: "https://github.com/Baelor/omerta_logger.git"

Run bundle install to install the engine. Grab a copy of test/dummy/config/initializers/omerta_logger.rb.example from this repository and put it in your apps config/initializers/ folder as omerta_logger.rb.

Next, copy the migrations with rake omerta_logger:install:migrations and run them with rake db:migrate.

In order to seed the database with all Omerta versions, edit db/seeds.rb and append the following line:

OmertaLogger::Engine.load_seed

Now, run rake db:seed to seed the database.

Finally, you can start your first import with rake import to verify everything's set up correctly. Check log/development.log to see the results. In production, you will probably want to run the import in daemon mode with rake import[true].

There are various ways to use this engine:

• If you're working on a rails app, you can use or extend the models this project provides.
• The engine also includes a read-only REST API. To enable it, edit config/routes.rb and replace it with the following lines:

Rails.application.routes.draw do
  mount OmertaLogger::Engine => "/"
end

This will mount the engine at the root path (/, of course you may use any path). OmertaBeyond provides a hosted version of this API at https://api.omertabeyond.net/

• Alternatively, it's possible to access the database tables used by this project directly from within any other project. However, the database schema might change in the future, so make sure you check whether you're affected by any migrations before upgrading this engine.