DayZ-SA.cz's Event Viewer Tool

Version v1.2

Introduction

This tool utilizes Leaflet.js library to deliver interactive event visualization parsed from server log files. By default it uses map data from iZurvive (but you can easily provide your own). It can be either invaluable admin tool or public showcase of interesting events.

However, this app does not provide all the required functionality on its own as logs provided by vanilla DayZ servers do not contain necessary information. This can only be solved by using a mod for the server implementing required functionality.

Almost any behaviour of this tool can be configured from config files. Read more about them in README file located in config directory.

This application is not fool-proof! Invalid configuration may cause unexpected behaviour.

Features

• Multiple server support
• Log aggregation support
• Quick filters
  • SteamID filter
  • Time filter
  • Event type filter
• Log file access
  • Local filesystem not supported yet
  • FTP not supported yet
  • WebDAV support

Installation

1. git clone <this-repo-url> dayz-map
   This step requires Git installed on your machine.
   You can alternatively download this repository in an archive.
2. cd dayz-map
3. composer install
   This step requires Composer installed on your machine.
4. Configure.
   Read more about configuration in this file.
5. Deploy.
   Upload all the files to your webserver.

Warning: It is crucial that only www directory and its contents are publicly accessible. Otherwise all configuration files (which might contain user serice credentials) will be exposed to public.

Sources

Directory	Description
app	Core application files.
app/control	Contains application source files allowing log access, and event processing.
app/templates	Location of Latte template files.
cache	Directory for both log and translated Latte templates cache.
config	Application configuration files are located here.
config/servers	Server configuration files are located here.
www	Publicly accessible files - map access and important application endpoints.

You should not have need to edit anything other than documented configuration files. You can read more about configuration in README file located in config directory.