With development on OmegaK2/PyPoE being discontinued, this fork mainly exists to keep everything working that is required by RePoE. Still, I'm open to pull requests for other areas as well.
Collection of Python Tools for Path of Exile.
More detailed docs: http://omegak2.net/poe/PyPoE/
The docs are occasionally updated until I get a build bot up - however docs can also be manually built with Sphinx.
- Install Python 3.7 for maximum compatibility:
- To support bundle decompression check out https://github.com/zao/ooz, compile it and place libooz.dll in the python directory
- UI will be reworked for bundle support and is not functional at the moment
- On Windows 10 machines there seems to a be bug in the Python installation that prevents arguments being passed to the command line interface; you can identify this issue if you get a "help" listing if you supplied more then 1 argument. See this on stack overflow for possible solutions
Parts:
- Library toolkit for programmers (PyPoE/poe)
- UI based on Qt for browsing the game files
- CLI interface for extracting/exporting data (for the wiki, more TBD)
- IRC Channel: freenode.net/#PyPoE
- Discord: No official channel, but I can be contacted in #3rd-party-tool-dev in the /r/PathOfExile Discord
Alpha Stage:
- Code structure and in particular the API may change at any time
- Incomplete in many areas (check files and TODOs)
- Tests still have to be written for a lot of things.
- Many functions and classes are not yet fully documented
Dev branch:
- Broken code may be committed occasionally to the dev branch
These instructions are for the current development version of PyPoE.
- Install Python 3.7 & git
- On Windows, make sure Python 3.7 and Python "Scripts" folder are in %PATH%
- Checkout PyPoE with git
- Go into the PyPoE folder
- Minimum install:
pip3 install -e . - Full install:
pip3 install -e .[full] - Download and compile https://github.com/zao/ooz with cmake
- Place the resulting libooz.dll in the python folder
- UI:
pypoe_ui - CLI:
pypoe_exporter(follow the instructions) - API: check the individual files in PyPoE/poe/ or the docs http://omegak2.net/poe/PyPoE/
- Grinding Gear Games - they created many of the file formats and Path of Exile obviously, so do not reuse their files anywhere without their permission and support them if you are able to :)
- Chriskang and the original VisualGGPK2
- chuanhsing (poedb) for helping with meaning of certain specification values and retrieving monster stats