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https://github.com/SebastienDuruz/Eve-Intel-Checker

A tool to help you check Intel channels
https://github.com/SebastienDuruz/Eve-Intel-Checker

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# EveIntelChecker



A compact desktop tool for filtering relevant messages across Intel chat channels.



## Supported Platforms

- Windows 10 / 11

- Linux x64 (Wayland might not working properly)

- MacOS Intel / ARM (Manual building required)



## Installation



Download the latest release [here](https://github.com/SebastienDuruz/Eve-Intel-Checker/releases)



### Build it yourself

Ensure that you have **all the required** dependencies for this library



1) Install Electron.NET Dotnet tool :

```

dotnet tool install --global ElectronNET.CLI

```



2) (MacOS & Linux) Add Dotnet tools to your PATH (this command may vary depending on your system) :

```

export PATH="$PATH:/Users/YOUR_USERNAME/.dotnet/tools"

or

export PATH="$HOME/.dotnet/tools:$PATH"

```



3) Download the source code and move into the correct folder :

```

git clone https://github.com/SebastienDuruz/Eve-Intel-Checker.git

cd Eve-Intel-Checker/EveIntelChecker/EveIntelChecker

```



4) Build the project for the targeted architecture :



*Windows*

```

electronize build /target win

```

*MacOS Intel*

```

electronize build /target osx

```

*MacOS ARM*

```

electronize build /target osx-arm

```

*Linux x64 (Appimage)*

```

electronize build /target linux

```



Finally, access the built application :

```

cd bin/Desktop/TARGETED_ARCHITECTURE

```



## Dependencies



### Linux



Eve Intel Checker use [NetCoreAudio library](https://github.com/mobiletechtracker/NetCoreAudio) for playing sounds.



You have to have **ALSA** architecture on your system and having access to **aplay** and **amixer** commands.



## Usage



### Eve Online Options



Ensure that **the Log Chat to File** option is activated. If it is not, activate the option and restart the Eve client.





  




### Linux specific settings



After first launch an error message will be shown.



You have to **manually** set the folder that contains the **Eve Online chat logs**.



For doing so edit the **linuxSettings.json** file presents in the **EveIntelChecker Data** folder :

```

/home/YOUR_USERNAME/.local/share/EveIntelChecker/

```



I use the steam Eve Online client so in my case, the file content is :

```

{

  "LinuxEveLogFolder": "/home/YOUR_USERNAME/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/8500/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/Documents/EVE/logs/Chatlogs/"

}

```



### Select your current system



Use the autocomplete form to select the system you're currently in. Press Enter to validate your selection.





  

  




### Open chat log file



Click the red **OpenFile** icon and select the desired text file. 



Chatlogs are stored in ***Document/EVE/logs/Chatlogs***





  

  

  




Once selected, **OpenFile** icon turns green.



The App is now ready to listen for new intel messages.



The application automatically checks for a new version of the **same chatlog** file. Once the chat log file is configured, you should no longer have to make any adjustments.



### App running



Each time a message contains system near your position is sent :



- The **Last message** label is updated

- An **audible signal** is triggered

- The system turns **red** until new relevant message is triggered

- the Triggered column is incremented





  




Each time irrelevant message is sent :



- The **Last message** label is updated





  




### Other functionalities



#### Settings Menu

You can open/close the application settings by clicking on the **settings icon**.





  

  




##### Jumps from root

Max jumps to check from the root system (your current position)

##### Danger notifications

Max jumps before switching from **Danger** to **Classic** sound alert

##### Mute notifications

Max jumps before muting sound alerts, visual modifications will continue to trigger

##### Volume

Volume of the sound alerts

##### Compact mode

Default mode is **compact**. An alternative mode is available. This mode display a **network map** instead of a list

##### Always on top

By default the application stay **Top most** you can disable this behaviour. An application restart is **required** to apply this settings



#### Compact Mode

You can **left click** on a system to access more functionalities :



- Access **ZKillboard** system page

- Access **Dotlan** system map

- Set as Root (Change the current position for the selected one)



You can reset the **triggers counters** by pressing the **Reset icon**.





  

  




#### Starmap Mode

- Zoom In and Out with the **mouse wheel**

- Move the map around with the **left click**

- Reorganise nodes on the map with the **left click**

- Manually center the map by clicking the **Align icon**





  




#### Secondary Window

It's possible to have a secondary window that works as an independant Intel.



To *open/close* the secondary window press **CTRL+T** (if keyboards shortcuts are activated on the settings) or simply click the **open icon** on the top bar.



### Custom alert sounds

Both alert sounds can be found in the root of the installation folder, next to the executable.



You can replace *danger_[1 or 2].wav* and *notif_[1 or 2].wav* by any other ***.wav*** sound file, but the file names have to **remain identical**.



## License



**EveIntelChecker** is open-sourced software licensed under [GNU General Public License v3.0](LICENSE)