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eqoa-data

v2.2.12

Published

JSON file data for EQOA information such as guides/quests listed on Jadiction.com

Readme

EQOA Data

Structured EverQuest Online Adventures (EQOA) data package for quests, reference databases, map zone coordinates, and image assets used by Jadiction.com and available for other projects to utilize.

Published as ESM for apps, sites, tools, and editors that need EQOA data without scraping.

What This Package Includes

  • Quests: quest datasets split into per-guide files (Quests/<set>/<guide>.json), with _meta.json for set title, subtitle, and nested group labels.
  • Information: supplemental reference datasets, including top-level guides and nested database entries such as Information["databases/spells/alchemist"].
  • Map: structured world map data exported from Map/zones.json, including towns, biomes, and pois.
  • MapContributors: contributor metadata for the map sources, exported from Map/contributors.json.
  • Images: generated URL exports for all files in images/, including nested folders.
  • CMS helpers: exported class/type/filter helpers built from the Character Mastery System data.

Install

npm install eqoa-data

Usage

import {
  Quests,
  Information,
  Map,
  MapContributors,
  Images,
  getCMSFilters,
  CMSRaceToClasses,
  CMSClassTypes,
} from "eqoa-data";

const lowLevelQuests = Quests["1-20"];
const wizardGuide = lowLevelQuests.fayspire.wizard;
const alchemistSpells = Information["databases/spells/alchemist"];
const startingCities = Information.starting_cities;
const bearWereImage = Images.weres_bearwere;
const levelTaggedPoi = Map.pois.find((poi) => poi.levelRange);
const filters = getCMSFilters();

console.log(lowLevelQuests.title); // from _meta.json
console.log(wizardGuide.guide); // markdown guide body
console.log(alchemistSpells);
console.log(Map.towns[0]); // { name, x, y, alignment, aka? }
console.log(levelTaggedPoi?.levelRange); // e.g. "20-25"
console.log(MapContributors[0]?.login);
console.log(filters.filters);
console.log(CMSRaceToClasses.Human);
console.log(CMSClassTypes.Wizard); // "Caster"

if (wizardGuide.contributors) {
  wizardGuide.contributors.forEach((contributor) => {
    console.log(`Contributed by: ${contributor.login}`);
    // { login, id, commits }
  });
}

You can also import published images directly:

import mapImage from "eqoa-data/images/EQOA_Map.png";

Export Overview

  • Quests: generated quest data assembled from the Quests/ directory.
  • Information: generated information data assembled from the Information/ directory, including nested database paths.
  • Map: structured map data from Map/zones.json, including towns, biomes, and pois.
  • MapContributors: aggregated contributor list for the map data from Map/contributors.json.
  • Images: generated image URL map based on filenames under images/.
  • CMSRaceToClasses: race-to-class availability derived from CMS quest applicability data.
  • CMSClassTypes: class-to-type mapping (Tank, Healer, Melee, Caster).
  • CMSFilterDefinitions: filter metadata used by CMS UIs.
  • getCMSFilters(): returns filter definitions, raceToClasses, classToRaces, and classToType.

Repository Layout

  • Quests/: source JSON folders for quest data (_meta.json plus one JSON file per guide).
  • Information/: source JSON files for non-quest reference data and nested databases.
  • Map/: map and zone coordinate source data.
  • images/: static image assets, including nested folders.
  • src/QuestsData.ts: generated quest aggregation into exported Quests.
  • src/InformationData.ts: generated information aggregation into exported Information.
  • src/index.ts: main package exports for Quests, Information, Map, Images, and CMS helpers.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome for quest corrections, new guides, information updates, map updates, database entries, formatting cleanup, and image assets such as screenshots that improve guide clarity.

When your PR is approved and merged, you'll automatically appear as a contributor on the guide or data files you helped with. Contributor metadata is pulled from GitHub commit history during the release workflow, including the MapContributors export for map work.

Contribution Flow

Use the editor at https://jadiction.com/en/eqoa/editor

Or:

  1. Fork the repo and create a branch.
  2. Make your changes to the source JSON and asset files.
  3. Open a Pull Request with a short summary of what changed.

Contribution Notes

  • Preserve the existing JSON style and key naming patterns.
  • Guide content should stay markdown-friendly because it is rendered by React Markdown.
  • To the best of your ability, use proper grammar and keep formatting clean and readable.
  • Strings containing cons color in guides are automatically replaced with a standardized CONS color [Image].
  • To reference quest images added under images/guides/, use this markdown format:
![image alt attribute aka simple text explanation|WIDTHxHEIGHT](file_name)
![simple image summary|WxH](file_name)

In-use examples from quest guides:

![Idol of Malice location|319x205](35_idol_of_malice)
![Idol of Lust location|320x205](35_idol_of_lust)
  • When adding quest images under images/guides/, stick to the existing naming style.

Examples:

  • 1-20_freeport_bard_level_1_example.png
  • 17_klick_anon_example.png
  • 35_idol_of_lust.png