#INFO: Right now, this only works with an edited version of koolo/internal/action/stash.go

Original Lines:

ctx.Logger.Debug(fmt.Sprintf("Checking if we should notify about stashing %s %v", i.Name, i.Desc()))
	// Don't notify about gems
	if strings.Contains(i.Desc().Type, "gem") {
		return false
	}

Updated Lines needed for the Logging Tool:

ctx.Logger.Debug(fmt.Sprintf("Checking if we should notify about stashing %v %t %v %v %v %v %v %v %v %v", i.Name, i.Ethereal, i.Quality.ToString(), i.LevelReq, i.BaseStats, i.Stats, i.HasSockets, i.Sockets, i.UniqueSetID, i.Desc().Type))
    // Don't notify about gems
    if strings.Contains(i.Desc().Type, "gem") {
        return false
    }

Logfile Parser and Stashed Items Extractor

This Python script parses Koolo logfiles to extract stashed item details. It processes logfiles, avoids duplicates, and saves data to a CSV file.

Features

• Logfile Parsing: Extracts character names and item details.
• Duplicate Prevention: Skips existing entries in the CSV.
• CSV Export: Saves data to MyStashedItems.csv.
• Batch Processing: Handles single files or entire folders.

Requirements for building from source

• Python 3.x
• Packages: re, csv, os, datetime (included in Python’s standard library).

Usage

1. Process a Single Logfile

Drag-and-drop the logfile onto the script or run:
python log_parser.py "path/to/logfile.txt"

2. Process a Folder of Logfiles

Drag-and-drop the Folder onto the script or run:
python log_parser.py "path/to/logfiles_folder"

3. Output File (MyStashedItems.csv)

The CSV includes these columns:

• Timestamp: Date/time of the stash action.
• Character: Character name (extracted from the logfile name).
• Item Name: Name of the stashed item.
• Ethereal: true/false if the item is ethereal.
• Quality: Item quality (e.g., Rune, Magic).
• Level Req: Required level to use the item.
• Base Stats: Base stats of the item (JSON array).
• Stats: Additional stats (JSON array).
• Has Sockets: true/false if the item has sockets.
• Sockets: Number of sockets (e.g., [3]).
• Unique/Set ID: ID for unique/set items.
• Nip File: Path to the .nip rule file.
• Line Number: Line number in the .nip file.
• Raw Rule: The rule that triggered the stash.
• Logfile: Source logfile name.

How It Works

1. Extract Character Name: Uses regex to parse the logfile name.
2. Parse Log Entries: Matches debug and info lines to extract item details.
3. Avoid Duplicates: Checks against existing CSV entries.
4. Save to CSV: Appends new entries to MyStashedItems.csv.

Example Logfile Format

Logfiles are expected to have names like:
Supervisor-log-charactername-year-month-day-hh-mm-ss.txt

Notes

• Errors (e.g., missing files) are logged to the console.
• The script will auto exit terminal after a fixed time.