Closed albertborsos closed 4 years ago
Yeah....PokerTracker doesn't care, so I was using a string. PokerNow has per table hand ids, so will cause duplicates unless I come up with a way to make unique ints. The easy way would be to use the timestamp, but if people multi table, it is possible to have collisions.
How about the timestamp concatenated with the hand id?
Btw the timestamps are in microseconds, so there is a little chance for duplicated gameIds.
-- starting hand #214 (dealer: "bobo @ 8FYaQEvG6B") -- | 2020-06-02T22:17:40.429Z | 159113626043676
I tried PokerTracker, but it created a new OS user account just for the postgreSQL :D Also I cannot import history files in the trial version, and this is the only feature i need :D
For now I am doing a MD5 of the dealer ID + the timestamp, and chopping and converting to 64bit int. Seems to work, but not 100% sure it is what I want. If you notice any dupes, lemme know.
Releasing 0.0.5 now.
I am started to use Poker Copilot on Mac OS, because HM3 is not available for mac and I do not want to switch between OS's.
It throws an error on import:
This is because your export looks like this:
And pokerstars's looks like this:
So for hand ID pokerstars uses an integer.
Thanks :)