WarMAC is a command-line Python script that can calculate the average market price of items in Warframe.
WarMAC compiles orders from the fan website https://warframe.market/ and can be used to find the average prices of prime parts, tradeable parts, relics, mods, and arcane enhancements.
- 🎮Target PC, PlayStation, XBOX, or Nintendo Switch platforms.
- 📈Calculate the median, mean, mode, harmonic mean, or geometric means of items.
- 🕜Restrict orders to specific time ranges.
- 💰Utilize either seller or buyer orders.
- ⛏️Find averages for intact or radiant relics.
- ✨Find averages for unranked or max-ranked mods and arcane enhancements.
WarMAC only supports Python versions 3.8 to 3.12. There are currently no plans to add support to Python 3.7
Currently, the primary method of installing WarMAC is by installing it through pipx. This keeps WarMAC and its dependencies separate from your global Python packages. Installation can be done using the following command:
| Platform | Command |
|---|---|
| UNIX/MacOS | python -m pipx install warmac |
| Windows | py -m pipx install warmac |
You can ensure that you've installed WarMAC correctly by calling its help page like so:
warmac --versionUsing pip alone to install WarMAC will work just as well. Installation can be done using the following command:
| Platform | Command |
|---|---|
| UNIX/MacOS | python -m pip install warmac |
| Windows | py -m pip install warmac |
You can ensure that you've installed WarMAC correctly by calling its help page like so:
warmac --versionWarMAC can also be installed using Poetry either through the provided poetry.lock file (recommended) or by building a lock of your own.
To obtain the source code, you can either download the latest version from Releases or by cloning the repository using git with the following command:
git clone https://github.com/Eutropios/WarMAC.git ./some/directoryWarMAC can then be built by navigating to the directory you cloned WarMAC into, and running the poetry build and poetry install commands.
Full usage instructions as well as examples can be found in the official documentation.
WarMAC has a variety of commands for users to select from. Each command has its own unique options and arguments. Wherever possible, options that perform similar functions for different commands will share the same name.
Every WarMAC command is preceded by warmac. The general help section of the program can be viewed by running warmac --help.
To view a specific command's usage from the command line, simply run:
warmac <command> --help
For example, to view the usage for the average command, users should run:
warmac average --help
WarMAC accepts outgoing pipes just like any other tool:
$ warmac average -p=ps4 -t=5 -v "bite" | grep "Time Range"
Time Range Used: 10 daysWarMAC output can also be redirected to a file:
$ warmac average -p PC -t 2 -v "vengeful revenant" > warmacOut.txt
$ cat warmacOut.txt
Item: Vengeful Revenant
Statistic Found: Median
Time Range Used: 2 days
Median Price: 5.0 platinum
Max Price: 30 platinum
Min Price: 4 platinum
Number of Orders: 38Calculating the median price of the mod "Primed Continuity" on PS4. Note that the median is calculated as it's the default.
warmac average -p ps4 "primed continuity"Calculating the mode price of the mod "Bite" when it's at max rank on PC. Note that the PC price is calculated as it's the default.
warmac average -s mode -m biteFull documentation for installation, usage, and contribution guidelines can be found here.
- Adding file input
- Adding even more commands to WarMAC!
Contributions are welcome. The expected development stack that you will use consists of docformatter, mypy, and ruff. Please see pyproject.toml for the appropriate configuration of each tool.
There are currently no tests or intrusive GitHub Actions, but that is expected to change in the future.
In addition to the tools listed in .pre-commit-config.yaml and pyproject.toml, this project uses the following tools in its development:
WarMAC is packaged using Poetry.
This project is NOT affiliated with Warframe, Digital Extremes, or Warframe Market
Copyright (c) 2023 Noah Jenner under MIT License
For additional licensing information, please see LICENSE.txt
For licensing regarding urllib3, please see LICENSE-urllib3.txt
WarMAC is authored by: