tera-proxy

Easy script modding through modular network-based hooks.

Website: https://meishuu.github.io/tera-proxy/

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Just here for a download? Go to the website for instructions. Prepackaged downloads are on the releases page.

Developers, read on.

Installation

First, install Node.js (preferably the latest, but any version that's at least 6.0.0 should be fine). Then run:

$ npm install meishuu/tera-proxy --only=production

If you know what you're doing with npm, a --global install is supported.

For an even smaller install, you can also add --no-optional with the following effects:

• YAML configuration will no longer be supported
• Command line flags (verbosity, colors, raw log output, etc.) will no longer be supported
• The installed bunyan will probably not have proper output

Configuration

tera-proxy supports an optional configuration file. Check bin/config-sample.yml for a detailed explanation of all settings.

If you just want to proxy all servers on one region (such as NA), here's a short config.yml you could use:

regions: { NA }

Usage

Running the proxy is simple:

$ node proxy.js

If hosts editing is enabled (which is the default), you will need to be running as administrator. The proxy will load all modules in bin/node_modules as long as the module's name does not begin with either a period (.) or underscore (_).

You can also provide a configuration file:

$ node proxy.js config.yml

You can also add -v, -vv, or -vvv to make the console output more information. Alternatively, pass -q or -qq to make it output less. These correspond to setting BALDERA_DEBUG_LEVEL used by baldera-logger.

If colors aren't working, you can use -c or --color to force them on, or --no-color to disable them.

If you want to pipe to bunyan, use the -r or --raw flag to force bunyan-compatible output.