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@lombax5832/fflogsanalyzer

v1.0.9

Published

FFLogs GraphQL client library and CLI for querying enemy cast events by ability name

Readme

fflogsanalyzer

Query enemy cast events from FFLogs reports by ability name, with optional occurrence filtering. Works as both a CLI tool and an importable library.

Installation

npm install git+https://github.com/<you>/fflogsanalyzer.git

Setup

Create a .env file with FFLogs OAuth2 client credentials (obtain at https://www.fflogs.com/api/clients/):

FFLOGS_CLIENT_ID=your_client_id
FFLOGS_CLIENT_SECRET=your_client_secret

CLI

npx fflogsanalyzer <fflogs-url>

The URL can include a #fight=N fragment to restrict output to a single fight.

Ability filtering is configured via abilities.jsonc in the current working directory:

[
  { "name": "Light Rampant" },
  { "name": "Fulgent Blade", "occurrence": [1, 2, 3] },
  { "name": "Fall of Faith", "occurrence": 2 }
]

Omit occurrence to return all casts of that ability. If abilities.jsonc is absent, all enemy casts are returned.

Library

import { createFFLogsClient, getMatchedCasts } from "fflogsanalyzer";

const client = await createFFLogsClient();

const results = await getMatchedCasts(client, "abc123XYZ", null, [
  { name: "Light Rampant" },
  { name: "Fulgent Blade", occurrence: [1, 2] },
]);

for (const { fight, casts } of results) {
  console.log(`Fight ${fight.id}: ${casts.length} matched casts`);
}

createFFLogsClient reads FFLOGS_CLIENT_ID and FFLOGS_CLIENT_SECRET from the environment. Load them however you prefer (dotenv, process env, etc.) before calling it.

API

createFFLogsClient(): Promise<GraphQLClient>

Returns an authenticated GraphQL client for use with the functions below.

getMatchedCasts(client, code, fightIds, abilityFilters): Promise<FightCasts[]>

Fetches fights and enemy cast events from a report, filtered by the provided ability filters.

  • code — alphanumeric report ID from the FFLogs URL
  • fightIds — array of fight IDs to include, or null for all fights
  • abilityFilters — array of { name, occurrence? } filters

Lower-level functions (getMasterData, getFights, getEnemyCasts) are also exported for direct use.

parseFFLogsUrl(url): { code: string; fightIds: number[] | null }

Parses a FFLogs report URL into a report code and optional fight ID list. Throws on an invalid URL.

formatTime(ms: number): string

Formats a millisecond duration as m:ss. Useful for displaying cast timestamps relative to fight start.

loadAbilityFilters(path?: string): AbilityFilter[]

Reads ability filters from a JSONC file (default: abilities.jsonc in the current working directory). Returns [] if the file is absent.