DEPRECATED: FOR A HUD USE THIS
Terminal based heads up display for PokerNow tables
pnhud will connect to the websocket running a PokerNow table, and watch messages describing the table action. When it sees a player play (or raise), it increments the corresponding stat. After each hand, a formatted table is displayed with the stats on each player.
OVERVIEW: Command line driven heads up display for PokerNow.club
USAGE: pnhud <game-id> [--stats <stats>]
ARGUMENTS:
<game-id> Poker Now Game Id or URL
OPTIONS:
-s, --stats <stats> Stats File
-h, --help Show help information.
- Mac only
- Command line only
- Download the latest release
- Open a terminal window and find the folder you downloaded to
- Command to make app executable:
chmod +x pnhud - Command to run:
./pnhud <game id>
You might need to give MacOS permission to run the app.
Optionally you can load a CSV file with stats from previous sessions. This way pnhud will show you both the current session realtime, but also combine it with your older stats on players. I export my stats from PokerTracker, but as long as they are in the right format, you can do it however you want. pnhud is very specific for now, so you'll need the stats file in this format, with these column headings:
"Player","Hands","Count VPIP","Count PFR","3Bet PF","CBet F"
"player1","859","243","83","4.21","71.70"
"player2","302","162","20","3.11","66.67"
"player3","556","160","31","2.60","50.00"
- Hands: number of hands seen
- Count VPIP: number of hands played
- Count PFR: number of hands raised preflop
I made a custom report in PokerTracker to export this data as a csv, save it in a folder and run it with pnhud:
./pnhud <gameid> -s vpip_pfr.csv
swift build Builds app to the .build folder
swift build -c release Build a release version
./.build/debug/pnhud Runs app after building
swift run pnhud Runs app directly
swift package generate-xcodeproj Generates an xcode project file