Diagram explaining the relationships between the different classes and their properties
- For this project, currently it also requires:
- WebDriver.dll
- WebDriver.Support.dll
- SeleniumExtras.WaitHelpers.dll
- chromedriver.exe
- See Adding Dependencies for how to add these to the project
- Build the project
- Navigate to: '.\HDT_OpponentGuesser\bin\Debug'
- Find the 'HDT_OpponentGuesser.dll' inside (and the other dlls it requires (see Dependencies))
- Close Hearthstone Deck Tracker
- Copy over the .dll to '%AppData%\HearthstoneDeckTracker\Plugins'
- Relaunch Hearthstone Deck Tracker
- The GUI elements in this project are WPF UserControls
- So to add a new one, simply right click on project and select Add -> User Control (WPF) and name it
- This will create a .xaml (frontend) and .xaml.cs (backend) file for you
- Perhaps see if a more efficient method can be found for gathering session cookie than the selenium method currently being used
- Capturing and storing stats of players decks vs different deck archetypes
- Perhaps also using this to find best fit deck for players deck to display their best mulligan choices at game start?
- Currently only supports Standard_Ranked; could be expanded to get the players game mode on game start and modify the API call to pass that in, instead of defaulting to Standard_Ranked
- Potentially also display the cards which don't match the predicted deck in the decklist, as was in the original design
- Didn't end up being incorporated because I thought it could clutter it too much and wasn't too useful to display
Logs are stored here: ('%AppData%\HearthstoneDeckTracker\Logs')
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Missing dependencies in HSDT (required DLL's) results in:
- Error (in log): "The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference."
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Just use Nuget to download the specific version it is wanting in the reference, then copy that dll from the Debug folder to the %AppData%\HearthstoneDeckTracker\Plugins\ folder
- Can either be done via:
- Package Manager Console (harder), or
- In VS by right clicking on the project and selecting "Manage Nuget Packages" (easier)
- To find the version, right click on the .dll and select properties, then go to details tab.
- Can either be done via: