EVE Technology Lab

As of the last time I checked, nope.
The launcher even gets a 12 hour token to work around that.

Oh, I'm definitely in. Forget my other 4 projects I have been working on. This takes precedence this weekend

Alright, here is mine: http://chingy.tools/market/explorer.html

Something i just noticed using those apps:

The market groups all show up with their German localized names (I'm from Germany). I am pretty confused though, as I use the English client (and have been doing so since 4y I think) and also switched the eveo website language to english.

Is there some way to change that?

Mine now has the ability to set the language (It needs some tweaking, but that's just UI. the functionality is there)

https://www.fuzzwork.co.uk/market/viewer2/



Short version:
CREST sends localised data, depending on the Accept-Language header in the request. So it will default to the language your browser is set for. If you override the header, it'll send in whatever language you want (that it knows)

it comes from the accept-language header being passed around.

In firefox, you can set the languages using options-> content->languages

In chrome: settings -> advanced -> languages and input


The default, on my tool, is to default to the browser settings. the others set the header directly.

I have language selection in for you. The page will reload if you select a new one while using it.

Turns out it take more than a weekend to learn a new language and framework to do this kind of thing!

But I finally have a working submission

http://marketbrowser.ratship.net/

Code is on github if anyone is particularly interested.

There's still things to do:
- It doesn't handle it well if you don't select a region (tries to reference a null variable and errors to console)
- Changing the region selection doesn't trigger a refresh of the market data, you have to select a new item.
- Doesn't handle pagination of results at all. I don't even know if they're paginated...
- Very few errors are handled properly.
- No sorting of orders.

On the flip side though: It appears to ******* work!!

Was a great little project to use to learn about javascript, angularJS, authed CREST and some other stuff, all at once. A sensible person wouldn't have used a framework like angular while trying to learn javascript, but I'll just have to work out how to do it without the framework later.

I do intend to fix at least some of those issues over the next few days. Want to see FoxFour's entry now

Worked absolutely fine with the implicit auth flow. Getting the data from CREST was straight forward too. Setting headers was just a matter of passing in an object of the strings and it returned the json data as an object (as you'd expect). Especially useful was passing stuff back and forth from the html as objects, so the click handler (done as markup) returned an object that I could pull an href from for the next CREST request.

Framework takes an interesting approach to interacting with the DOM, which I liked. Several easy ways to make the various bits of data available to different parts of the app and a great dynamic injection system.

The promises system was fun to get my head around. Ended up finding a good tutorial on it for jquery, then was able to understand the angular docs. Fun times

Very nice