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0.7 (2021-01-28)

Changed

  • spansh.py: Fleet carriers are now explicitly excluded from the outdated stations list.

Fixed

  • explorationtools.py: Searching for a CMDR with public profile, but hidden activity will no longer error out.
  • explorationtools.py: Searching for a CMDR with public profile, but hidden flight log will no longer error out.

0.6 (2020-07-18)

Added

  • spansh.py old station snearch now takes a --minage (in days) argument for what you would consider “outdated” data.

Changed

  • spansh.py old station search now outputs an age in days for the last update instead of a time stamp.

0.5 (2020-07-01)

Changed Changelog format. Should be even clearer now at a glance!

See KeepAChangelog.

Added

  • edts.py: Script for accessing Alot’s hosted EDTS API. Right now the only implemented thing is getting approximate coordinates for a given procedually generated system name.

0.4.1 (2020-06-18)

  • removed accidentally left over debug print code from spansh.py

0.4 (2020-03-09)

Kind of a big one. Obviously because in addition to EDSM, I can now do some stuff with Spansh’s database. At this point I’m not sure if I want to keep it in the kind of hacky quick&dirty state it’s in right now or do another abstraction layer in addition to EDSM’s. Probably will be too lazy.

In addition to that the compiled version of the scripts for windows will now be a single executable file per script instead of having all the libraries stuff in subfolders. It’s cleaner that way, IMO.

explorationtools.py

  • findcommander now gives a last seen date for the position

known bugs:

  • I need to fix the way the commander’s last seen is pulled. Right now searching for a commander will error out if their profile is public, but their flight logs (and thus the last updated time stamp) is not.

spansh.py

  • added spansh.py for accessing data from https://spansh.co.uk
  • see the README for what it can do right now