Since KillTrack is storing global and user related kills, it would be great to have a print command available which shows what the user has killed today (from todays reset time until the next reset time). This would allow to track if e.g. an alt has killed a certain NPC.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No it is an extension.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great to have a command like
/kt today --> prints a list of NPCs the user has killed from todays reset time on
/kt today NPC_ID_1 NPC_ID_2 NPC_ID_3 --> prints if given NPCs by their IDs are already killed (saved)
Example (rares on timeless isle in Pandaria):
/kt today 72048 71864 72769 73173 73170 72245 --> I have created a macro for this, so I can check on each of my alt which rare I have killed
Additionally, if user has already ATT as add-on installed the NPC print link can be used to open ATT frame for it.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Not a convenient ones...
Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.
Will you be working to implement this feature yourself in a PR?
Yes and already implemented:
changes in Commands.lua:
KT:Msg("/kt today [NPC IDs] - Rares killed today. Optional NPC IDs can be used (space delimited)")
function KT:ToATT(npcId, npcName, color)
return "|Haddon:ATT:search:npc:" .. npcId .. "|h|c".. color .. "[" .. npcName .. "]|r|h"
end
function KT:PrintKillsToday(args)
local lastKillAt = nil
local now = date("*t")
local start = time({year=now.year, month=now.month, day=now.day - 1, hour=now.hour, min=now.min, sec=now.sec + GetQuestResetTime() + 1})
local last = start + 24 * 60 * 60
self:Msg(("--- [From: %s] [To: %s]"):format(KTT:FormatDateTime(start), KTT:FormatDateTime(last)))
if #args <= 0 then
for k, cg in pairs(self.CharGlobal.MOBS) do
if type(cg) == "table" then
name = cg.Name
if type(cg.LastKillAt) == "number" and cg.LastKillAt >= start then
lastKillAt = KTT:FormatDateTime(cg.LastKillAt)
self:Msg(("%s [%s]"):format(KT:ToATT(k, cg.Name, "FF00FF00"), lastKillAt))
end
end
end
else
for k, v in pairs(args) do
cg = self.CharGlobal.MOBS[tonumber(v)]
if cg and type(cg) == "table" then
name = cg.Name
if type(cg.LastKillAt) == "number" and cg.LastKillAt >= start then
lastKillAt = KTT:FormatDateTime(cg.LastKillAt)
self:Msg(("%s [%s]"):format(KT:ToATT(v, cg.Name, "FF00FF00"), lastKillAt))
else
self:Msg(("%s [Not killed]"):format(KT:ToATT(v, cg.Name, "FFFF0000")))
end
else
cg = self.Global.MOBS[tonumber(v)]
if cg and type(cg) == "table" then name = cg.Name else name = "Not killed" end
self:Msg(("%s"):format(KT:ToATT(v, name, "FFFF0000")))
end
end
end
end
Describe the feature
Since KillTrack is storing global and user related kills, it would be great to have a print command available which shows what the user has killed today (from todays reset time until the next reset time). This would allow to track if e.g. an alt has killed a certain NPC.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No it is an extension.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great to have a command like
/kt today
--> prints a list of NPCs the user has killed from todays reset time on/kt today NPC_ID_1 NPC_ID_2 NPC_ID_3
--> prints if given NPCs by their IDs are already killed (saved)Example (rares on timeless isle in Pandaria):
/kt today 72048 71864 72769 73173 73170 72245
--> I have created a macro for this, so I can check on each of my alt which rare I have killedAdditionally, if user has already ATT as add-on installed the NPC print link can be used to open ATT frame for it.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Not a convenient ones...
Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.
Will you be working to implement this feature yourself in a PR?
Yes and already implemented:
changes in Commands.lua:
KT:Msg("/kt today [NPC IDs] - Rares killed today. Optional NPC IDs can be used (space delimited)")
C:Register({"today"}, function(args) KT:PrintKillsToday(args) end)
changes in KillTrack.lua: