Games::FEAR::Log Games::FEAR::Log is a og analysis tool for F.E.A.R. dedicated servers.
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Games::FEAR::Log is a og analysis tool for F.E.A.R. dedicated servers. Games::FEAR::Log is a og analysis tool for F.E.A.R. dedicated servers.SYNOPSIS use Games::FEAR::Log; # instantiate new object, passing a hash reference of options my $log_obj = Games::FEAR::Log->new( { # database information: a dsn, username, and password -dbi => , # table to store info -table => 'deathmatch1', # create table if it doesnt exist -create => , # full path to logfile -logfile => '/var/log/FEAR/mp_scores.log', # empty the source logfile after reading it -truncate => 1, # delete any records older than 30 days -history => '30d' } ); # process log file, importing new entries $log_obj->process() or die 'processing failed'; # get ID of first user my @uids = $log_obj->get_uids(); # get playernames this user goes by my @names = $log_obj->get_playernames( $uid ); # get stats for this user my $stats = $log_obj->get_stats( $uid ); # get history for this user my $history = $log_obj->get_history( $uid ); my @gametimes = keys %{$history}; # get information for a game played by said user my $game = $log_obj->get_game( $gametimes ); # get scoreboard-structured informatuon my @scores = build_scoreboard('player', 'asc');This module allows the parsing of a F.E.A.R. multiplayer server log into a manageable database format, and provides an easy to use object-oriented interface to access that information. This information could then be used to create a CGI scoreboard application, such as the one included in the /examples directory.The underlying system uses a SQL relational database to store and retrieve game information. Initially, this implimentation is built to use a MySQL or PostgreSQL database, but I can add support for other database systems if there is a demand.Ideally, there could be two different 'pieces' to an application using this module, an administrative interface to import new log entries into the database, and a public interface to display and/or cross-reference already imported information.If performance is not a concern, however, it could be a one-piece application where new entries are checked for and added every time the interface is viewed. Requirements: · Perl

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