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@supalosa/oldschool-trainer-sdk

v0.0.26

Published

- [Click here to try the original Inferno Trainer (which this SDK was based on)](https://www.infernotrainer.com/) - [Click here to try the 3D Inferno Trainer](https://inferno.colosim.com/) - [Click here to try the 3D Sol Heredit Trainer](https://colosim.c

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OldSchoolSDK

What is this project?

This project stemmed from my interest in Old School Runescape's Inferno, and my desire for an open source, relatively clean re-implementation of the Old School Runescape engine. The underlying code is designed closer to a true game engine compared to any other trainer or simulator. The goal is for there to be a clean, well-defined API between all "Game Content" code and any underlying "Engine" code

How do I use it?

This is published at @supalosa/oldschool-trainer-sdk. Please see here for example implementations. Better instructions will come soon.

I found a bug!

Likely. Please open a issue above. Videos, screenshots, proof of OSRS science, etc is appreciated. I want this to be a faithful re-implementation of OSRS and all bugs are appreciated.

Can I contribute?

Sure. Right now the code is undergoing rapid development and the API is not stable. I am open to pull requests but I suggest you start small and let me talk to you first to make sure we're aligned.

Development notes

Developing the project from this project (with the "sample" environment):

npm run start

Open up http://localhost:8000 in the browser.

Developing the project from a client project:

Modify package.json:

-  "main": "_bundles/main.js",
+  "main": "src/sdk/index.js",
-  "files": []

From this project:

npm link

From client project

npm link @supalosa/oldschool-trainer-sdk

When done, revert the changes to package.json and npm unlink @supalosa/oldschool-trainer-sdk, and re-install @supalosa/oldschool-trainer-sdk at the desired SDK version.

Running tests

npx jest