sqlua

Unpacks data from the CMaNGOS classic server for addon developers. In Alpha.

1. A full CMaNGOS installation (modified, see below).
   • Optionally a localization.
2. Python3.
3. PyMySQL. Under Linux (Debian/Ubuntu) you can install it like this:

   sudo apt-get install pip3
   sudo pip3 install PyMySQL
   

1. Copy the file main.dist.py and rename the copy to main.py.
   • main.py is listed in the gitignore file, so one doesn't accidentally publish ones MySQL credentials.
2. Apply your MySQL information in the main.py file.
3. Start IDLE, or another Python 3 interpreter, with sqlua's root as the working directory.
4. Enter the command "exec(open("main.py").read())".
5. Enter the command "printCoordFiles(cursor)".
6. Note: Currently you can skip to step 11 at this point. Modifying CMaNGOS:

• Working as of:
  • cmangos/mangos-classic@9ce621b3392da2d9a78e25d1fb2c0e7fcab5aef0
  • cmangos/classic-db@336b9053b638e3048a2a88d5db0da4667a078bcb
• Go to your mangos-classic repository.
• Make sure you are on the master branch and it is up-to-date:
  • git checkout master
  • git fetch
  • git pull
• Create and checkout a branch with:
  • git checkout -b zone
  • This makes updating CMaNGOS while keeping the patch easier (see below).
• Apply the patch file:
  • git apply path/to/sqlua/cmangos.patch
• Commit it:
  • git add .
  • git commit -m"CLI: Add Zone and Area command"
• Recompile the server.
• When you update your CMaNGOS later on but want to keep the command do this:
  • git checkout master
  • git fetch
  • git pull
  • git checkout zone
  • git rebase master

7. Copy the .csv-files from the sqlua/preExtract directory to the directory containing the mangosd executable.
8. Start CMaNGOS.
9. Invoke server zone FILENAME in the server console for all the copied files.
10. Copy the files ending in zone_and_ares.csv back to the sqlua/preExtract directory.
11. Follow one of the extraction methods outlined below.

• Invoke python3 -m main
• This will start extraction and printing.

• Start IDLE from sqlua's root directory.
• Enter the command from main import *.
• Use the command main() to start extraction and printing.
• Use the command quests, npcs, objects, items = getClassInstances() to work with the classes from the interpreter.