Hey all, I've been working on a tool for the last few weeks to help faction owners get a good overview of faction member performance during ranked wars. I previously created a similar tool about 5 years ago but that was in Google sheets and super Janky.
It's still under development but has now hit v1 as it meets all my initial goals. Lots more planned, as of v1 the features are:
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Local API key storage, no remote processing or manipulation of torn account access.
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View past ranked war opponents and war results, including score and war length.
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Produce war report breakdown that gives an overview of:
- Compact and quick to reference faction member stats
- Faction member attack participation (war attacks/outside attacks/overall attack % contribution)
- Faction member armoury item usage (Xanax, meds and ipecac usage during war period/up to two days before war starts)
- Convenient links to members profile or to message a member directly from the report
- member activity, donator status and level
- Visual representation of attack participation (horizontal progress bar on each row)
- War report bar chart generated with multiple datasets, allowing comparison of different aspects of faction member activity during ranked wars.
- Optional legend to explain the meaning of data in each row
- Calculation of expected attacks for each member based on faction Xanax used
- Visual indicator when a user has not achieved their expected attack performance.
- Calculation of total Xanax cost for the war (based on relative current average Xanax price)
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DARK MODE!
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Store faction member war data locally, to enable visualisation of performance over multiple wars (using line charts)
It's ideal for faction owners or co-owners who want to get a more detailed understanding of each members participation during wartime.
All data is store locally and the project is open source so code can be dissected at your leisure.
At the point of needing some outside feedback so any suggestions, bugs or comments please message me on Torn or create an issue on the Github repository.