Required programs:

program (version I use)

• Perl 5 (5.16.3)
• Bash 4 (4.2.26)
• inotiywait (package inotify-tools 3.14)
• gnuplot (4.6)
• grep (GNU grep 2.20)
• sed (GNU sed 4.2.2)
• tr (8.22)

Required Perl modules

• Math::BigFloat
• JSON
• MIME::Base64

Sample Usage

Monitoring a single save file, and copying it to a new timestamped file if changed.

./watch_save.sh clickerHeroes.txt
# Optionally, specify a different directory as the second argument.
./watch_save.sh clickerHeroes.txt /your/dest/dir

Getting bulk stats from a directory of save files, and then plot them.

 >stats_file
for file in /your/dir/here; do
    ./get_stats "$file" 2>> stats_file
done
./saves_plot.sh stats_file | gnuplot -p
# Specify any transcension, set xrange from 0 to 1000
./saves_plot.sh stats_file \* 0 1000 | gnuplot -p
# Plot transcension 3 only, starting xrange from 100
./saves_plot.sh stats_file 3  100 | gnuplot -p

Watch live statistics by reading the Flash cookie which updates every 30 seconds or so.

Stats are written to the supplied file argument, and can be read again by the script by passing it as an argument.

The live_plot files are automatically copied to a timestamped file every ascension, or on script execution if an existing file is detected.

./watch_live.sh live_plot

Plot the stats

gnuplot -p live_plot

Sample plots

./watch_live_plot.sh

Combine all live_plot files

# Plot all live stats for transcension 2
./live_plot_combined 2 | gnuplot -p
# Plot all live stats for transcension 2, ascension 3, starting xrange from 100
./live_plot_combined 2 3 100 | gnuplot -p