Hi there everyone,

 

 

 

Im trying to make a runescape calculator/hiscores lookup bot for msn.

 

Example: !Stats

 

stats from :

 

Attack:

 

Strength:

 

and so on...

 

 

 

I'm using javascript for this and if Im not mistaking so are the calculators from tip.it.

 

I would like to know how to reproduce the top part from many of those calculators, the part where you fill in your name and it finds your exp/level.

 

 

 

Thanks in advance

So you're just asking for the code?

pretty much, yeah... at least the part where it looks up your exp/level

It will be very difficult to do with just JavaScript if it is even possible because of security issues. You are most likely going to have to have something on the server with the same domain name as your script to grab the data from the High Scores and/or parse it and spit it out to the client side which would be JavaScript.

Jagex offers "light" highscores pages for calculators like this. All you have to do is program your calculator to parse it. The groups of three numbers represent skills - Rank, Level, and XP. The groups of two numbers represent minigames - Rank and Score. Everything is in the order that it's in on the regular highscores.

 

 

 

Example of a light highscores page: http://hiscore.runescape.com/index_lite ... pernova190

 

 

 

 

 

Tip.It does not give out code used on it's website.

tyvm!

tyvm!

 

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It will be very difficult to do with just JavaScript if it is even possible because of security issues. You are most likely going to have to have something on the server with the same domain name as your script to grab the data from the High Scores and/or parse it and spit it out to the client side which would be JavaScript.

 

To add onto this, you really don't need to be doing it with Javascript anyway - you can use a smaller scripting language, like Python, to accomplish the exact same thing.

 

 

 

I hope that, instead of looking for someone to give you source, you look into actually exploring the language (regardless of what it is), and being able to see if a specific language is the most fit for your operations.