Closed dawid2193487 closed 8 years ago
To be frank, if one does not know how to build a C++ project on Linux, they are unfortunately most likely outside of the scope of this project.
In addition, with websites, you could most likely be using something a bit more premade, such as node-csgo instead, to parse demo files. Hope that helps.
Whoa, node-csgo is cool.
It's still Node though.
There's also my own package saul/demofile that will parse CSGO demos.
To answer your question, if this fork doesn't build correctly, I know that csgo-data/demoinfogo-linux builds and runs on Mac and Linux.
csgo-data/demoinfogo-linux is just what I've been searching for. Thanks.
This would be quite cool tool for third party hosting/matchmaking providers, letting them show stats of matches on web pages, track player performance, and would give them more data to work with when making their own matchmaking implementations.
However, most of these use cases are excluded by lack of instructions for building this tool on Linux.
I'm going to make a fork and take a look, but I have low experience with C++ so I can't make any promises.