DraginMaster

I've spent the past couple of weeks migrating the archive from Heroku to a new hosting platform. The new address for the archive can be found here: https://auction-house-archives.fly.dev/ While migrating the archive, I made some additional back end changes. These do include api breaking changes, so please make sure to refer to the updated about page for the new api callouts. Below is a high-level overview of the changes made: Restructure back end data to hopefully be more performant Instead of me having to manually update card attributes, the archive now monitors the auction cards api to dynamically track changes This means that as new cards are added to the game (or more specifically, the auctions api), they should automatically be added to the archive Due to the above change, the card attributes that can be searched on have also changed (can refer to the about page for more details). Generally speaking, there are less attributes to search on Let me know if you have any questions or find any issues, and I will try to resolve them, thanks!

For those of you who do not know, the Auction House Archive's site runs on Heroku's free plans. Recently, Heroku has announced their decision to discontinue free plans. Since this was a project I started for fun, I will not be upgrading to a paid plan to continue using Heroku's services. Because of this, the Auction House Archives site (https://auction-house-archives.herokuapp.com/) will most likely be shut down by Heroku around November 28, 2022. Closer to that date, I will attempt to get an export of all of the data collected by the archive thus far. So if you are interested in a copy of the export, feel free to let me know!

I made some slight updates to the Auction House Archive. Change log is below: Update backend queries done in the API so hopefully they should return data faster. This should also lead to faster page load times in the archive frontend Add the 5 new cards from the anniversary update into the archive frontend and also updated the image for Amii Phantom When Plague was updated, it was given a new card ID. The archive's backend tracked the value of the new id, however it was not possible to reach the new data from the frontend. So, I moved the old id of Plague under a new entry in the archive with the name of Plague (Legacy). Due to this, there are currently two Plagues in the archive, one for the new id, and one for the old id so that all datapoints of plague can be reached from the archive's frontend Update the archive to use the new Hub API for auction data

Introducing the Auction House Archives! The goal of this site is to track each card's journey through the in-game auction house and beyond. Since it tracks each individual auction, it can deduce when a card has sold in the auction house and for how much. With this information it can display the min, average, and max prices a card has sold for along with potential deals that are in the in-game auction house. I've also built out an API you can use in your own projects to receive information from the archive. To learn more about how the archive works, or how to use its API, visit the about page (https://auction-house-archives.fly.dev/about). You can access the main page of the archive at this link: https://auction-house-archives.fly.dev/ If you find any bugs or have any suggestions, feel free to let me know and I will do my best to keep the site up to date. Home page: Card Page: UPDATES: 2/20/2021 Updated the API call for "/cards/status" to allow filtering according to auction start time Improve card image load times General Style updates Update table on card page to be sortable Update about page with details about new changes Add demand indicator (number of cards sold divided by number of cards) on card page 11/21/2022 Migrate from Heroku to new hosting platform and update links/images

That is because I did not disconnect during that session. So, this bug doesn't seem to necessarily cause a disconnect. I must've disconnected the first time due to something else. However, this bug still causes you to permanently lose your bfp.

Okay, so I replicated the results with a friend online. I have attached the part of the log file during that login. I connected to the shop at this line "[21:20:45] Proxy::HandlePacket(): Connecting to server: Shop". Something interesting that happened this time is that I was not disconnected after I placed the bid. But the game did say the bid was successful, and I never received the card (my friend did get it after he bought it), and I lost my bfp for the bid (and they did not come back after I logged back in). log.txt

NAME: In Auction, you can bid on a card after it is bought outSEVERITY: 3LOCATION: Auction HouseREPRODUCIBILITY: Happened 2 times todayDESCRIPTION: I bid on two cards today, and each time I bid on the card the game froze then I was disconnected. I assume someone had used the buyout option or the auction had already ended right before I placed my bid, as when I searched for the card after I logged back in it was no longer in the Auction House. I never received the cards by mail, and my bfp was lost. So, it seems before a bid should be placed, a check should be made to make sure the card is still in the Auction House.