dwarfBeard - Gateway profession manager +more

[Ohashi7]

https://github.com/highway/dwarfBeard

You'll find all the details on the projects git hub page.
Free and open source as it should be!

Enjoy

[Ohashi7]

Features

• Multiple character support
• Web interface for management of app settings
• Will manage any of the professions available and any task, or rare task
• Add any task. You decide the priority order
• AD Exchange price trending
• Decides when to log on again to collect rewards based on task completion time of all characters
• Random pause times for a bit of humanization

Future Project Goals

• Daily SCA reward collection
• Twitter notifications
• and much more!

[lamafao]

Been trying to install all the crap in your 'tutorial' for the past 3 hours, still couldn't do it. You need a better tutorial
python still cant find setup.py even if i changed python paths

[Ohashi7]

Been trying to install all the crap in your 'tutorial' for the past 3 hours, still couldn't do it. You need a better tutorial
python still cant find setup.py even if i changed python paths

It was just as difficult for me the first time I tried to install Sick Beard. Don't give up. It's worth it.
Admittedly my quick install guide is very short. I'll be sure to review it and see if I can't expand on it a bit.

What are you trying to install? If you are trying to use a setup.py file you must be trying to install either cheetah or splinter.
I'll try to elaborate on how to install a new python module:

• download and then extract cheetah or splinter to a folder such as c:\Cheetah or C:\splinter
• open a command prompt to said folder
• now that you are at a command prompt in the folder, if you type "dir" you should get a list of the folder contents and you should see setup.py listed
• to install, type: python setup.py install

After you get this running make sure you check out Sick Beard and CouchPotato.... just a suggestion. They're not related to Neverwinter but they are awesome.

[tooillegal]

Don't know if this helps anyone but thought I write how I did it.
* I had Firefox installed already...
* Downloaded the zip pack of dwarfBeard and unpacked to location of choice, WARNING if you do it like this you have to manually update later on.
* I'm a sucker for portable versions so I grabbed Portable Python - Portable Python 2.7.5.1 - Download page
* Installed it with the Minimal option into the dwarfBeard folder.
* Download and extracted Cheetah and splinter into the dwarfBeard folder.
* In command prompt go to cheetah folder and run the command "C:\.......\Python-Portable.exe" setup.py install
the C:\.......\ means the full address to your portable python folder.
* Same as above once more but for splinter

* And finally go to the dwarfBeard folder and run "C:\.......\Python-Portable.exe" dwarfBeard.py

I haven't had time to try it out that much but at least it started and showed me a webpage.
I think there was also an error with Cheetah when I started but it seemed to be nothing to worry about

[lamafao]

Well i installed Setuptools and changed cheetah/splinter directory to C:\Cheetah/C:\Splinter and it worked.

I think there was also an error with Cheetah when I started but it seemed to be nothing to worry about

Yea something about cheetah with c compiler, but everything works fine.

[Ohashi7]

I'm glad to hear you guys got it installed.

You don't have to worry about the warning regarding using the c version of namemapper. It's something you can get from the cheetah website but it is completely unnecessary. I should probably see if I can disable the message.

I've got a few new features in the works:

• verification pause - pauses the program to allow the user to enter the verification code if needed
• black out hours - stops the program from running to simulate when you might be asleep - you can turn it off if you don't want it
• available update notifications - notifications on the web interface when updates are available on git hub

[electropica]

A package with everything in it will be helpful.

[Ohashi7]

A package with everything in it will be helpful.

There are both advantages and disadvantages to a python app such as this one.
Some of the advantages are:

• Its not a compiled program so it can be modified and restarted in an instant to make changes
• With source code hosting on Git Hub many people can contribute to its development
• All users can easily sync with the master branch and restart their app to get the latest version
• You can see all of the code in your app and be sure it's not doing anything you wouldn't want it to be doing. - Once a program is compiled its difficult to be sure of exactly what code when into it. Even if you can see the supposed source code, you don't know what went into the compiled version and what it might be doing with your data. Unless of course you compiled it yourself.

Some of the disadvantages are:

• Many python modules need to be installed into your local installation of python for them to work - not that hard to do
• Python scripts are actually slower then compiled programs, but that doesn't matter here since we are not doing anything high speed
• The program and all of its dependencies do not come in a single compiled exe file - but then this has the advantages as listed above

You have your choice of apps, so go with what you are most comfortable with.

[segjoz]

suitable for Russian server?

[Ohashi7]

suitable for Russian server?

It works through the gateway website: gateway.playneverwinter.com

As far as I know it should be the same, but if the base url is any different it should be really easy for you to change.

[segjoz]

It works through the gateway website: gateway.playneverwinter.com

As far as I know it should be the same, but if the base url is any different it should be really easy for you to change.

I think if it was all so easy, it would have long since changed to Russian servers Alas, I do not understand this. :с


Anyway, thanks for the answer.