Deprecated Darkstar fourms

This is a python package and set of command line tools for interacting with a darkstar server.

• - create auction house item database with prices.
  - detailed control over the buying and selling of items.
  - buy items put up for sale by players.
  - stock the auction house with items for players to buy.

The website:

http://adamgagorik.github.io/pydarkstar/#

The repository:

https://github.com/AdamGagorik/pydarkstar

3.0 Update 9/29/2015

• ported code to python 3
  updated docs

2.0 Update 1/02/2015

• moved code to github
  made item database human readable

1.0 Update 9/11/2014

• cleaned up logging output
  refined scrubbing logic

Python2.7 is easy to get on Windows from the main branch website if you want to go native. I use it for VNs already. Use this link and you can easily install and add PIP to path.

Updated this and put it on github:

https://github.com/AdamGagorik/pydarkstar

Edit: I figured it out and feel like a idiot...

I apologize for this, but can someone guide me in using this tool? I downloaded Phyton 2.7 for windows, but I'm not really sure how to use it.

anyone? I did try to follow some tutorial, but I really don't have any idea... please...

Ugh! I'm so lost lol. I have no idea where to put this nor how to run it. I used to think I knew a good amount of coding until i started looking into this project and hosting a server. I keep finding myself in way over my head.

Okay. So far I got up to using either the shell script or a bat script. I went bat script because I'm not familiar with where to put shell scripts and how to tell if they're working.

When I run my bat script, it is constantly giving me the following:



Now I used pip earlier to install bs4 so I don't know why it's telling pip to install it again. I'm a bit in over my head when it comes to this python stuff. I'm actually thrilled I got this far lol.

So, what am I missing or doing wrong here?

Desufire, your screenshot shows you using wrong python version with this. This tool requires the 2.x line, not the 3.x line of python (its possible to have both installed as well, but you have to make sure this runs using version 2).

Yeah Teo, I figured that out late last night lol. I have this working now, probably not the way it should be, but working none-the-same. I'll actually write a little "How to" here in a little bit to help those like me that want to use this, but aren't very versed with programs like this.