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Proposed Changes to the Static Data Export (SDE)

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Golden Gnu
Lobach Inc.
#101 - 2016-05-24 22:41:13 UTC
For some reason some of the station names in staStations.yaml doesn't match up with that is in invNames.yaml (I assume the once in staStations.yaml is the correct ones, as that is the names used in the legacy SDE).

invNames.itemID: from 60014861 to 60014931
Are missing "Serpentis" or worse (see examples).

Ex 1.:
staStations:
Polaris VIII - Serpentis Corporation Cloning
invNames:
Polaris VIII - Cloning Outpost

Ex 2.:
staStations:
NOL-M9 VI - Moon 2 - Serpentis Corporation Cloning
invNames:
NOL-M9 VI - Moon 2 - NOL

Thank you for releasing the data in yaml. It was a fun task writing a new backend to generate data for jEveAssets Pirate
Ofc. I would have just continued to use Desmont McCallock's tool if he hadn't quite Straight

Creator of jEveAssets - the asset manager

"Download is the meaning of life, upload is the meaning of intelligent life"

Mr Mac
Dark Goliath
#102 - 2016-05-25 08:15:00 UTC
Those are outposts. You better pull real name from crest
Golden Gnu
Lobach Inc.
#103 - 2016-05-25 09:47:07 UTC
@Mr Mac
Thank you. Smile

I just spotted the differences in the data, didn't think to do any research Oops

When you say crest, what end point are you talking about?
I'm already doing eve/ConquerableStationList.xml.aspx from the XML API
...Do I need to get more than that?

Creator of jEveAssets - the asset manager

"Download is the meaning of life, upload is the meaning of intelligent life"

Mr Mac
Dark Goliath
#104 - 2016-05-25 10:32:33 UTC
Golden Gnu wrote:
@Mr Mac
Thank you. Smile

I just spotted the differences in the data, didn't think to do any research Oops

When you say crest, what end point are you talking about?
I'm already doing eve/ConquerableStationList.xml.aspx from the XML API
...Do I need to get more than that?

/industry/facilities
Jai Blaze
Honor Forge
Joint Operation Involving Nobodys
#105 - 2016-05-27 19:28:40 UTC
Steve Ronuken wrote:
Jai Blaze wrote:
Stuff
https://www.fuzzwork.co.uk/dump/sde-20160429-TRANQUILITY/typeid.json.bz2 ?

Converted with:
https://github.com/fuzzysteve/yamlloader/blob/master/TypesToJson.py

Works in python 2.7 (it'd work in 3.5, except I'm not doing the prints right for that) needs pyyaml, with the libyaml library installed. Change the loader to loader, rather than cloader to work (slower) without libyaml. May need to be 64 bit, for memory usage on parsing.


Ahh, I haven't dabbled in python yet, I'm actually currently working on a nodejs version of my industry spreadsheet. I ended up making my own typeIDs.json through a painful excel process haha.

I found my excel industry sheet too difficult to maintain and update, and updating info through nodejs using crest is sooo fast, and I've got functions prepped to update my entire database using fresh json files or crest pulls depending on the data. Still new to nodejs.

I'm only half way through a udemy course on nodejs and I started to work on something eve-related as a way to give myself an incentive to keep at it.
nezroy
Federal Defense Union
Gallente Federation
#106 - 2016-05-28 01:13:35 UTC
Jai Blaze wrote:
Ahh, I haven't dabbled in python yet, I'm actually currently working on a nodejs version of my industry spreadsheet. I ended up making my own typeIDs.json through a painful excel process haha.

I found my excel industry sheet too difficult to maintain and update, and updating info through nodejs using crest is sooo fast, and I've got functions prepped to update my entire database using fresh json files or crest pulls depending on the data. Still new to nodejs.

I'm only half way through a udemy course on nodejs and I started to work on something eve-related as a way to give myself an incentive to keep at it.


Check out the EVEoj NPM package (and related site with data files). It has the SDE data you need ready to go for Node.js (or browser too).