Author Topic: Blockland Identification Project - Mod Update 2  (Read 4248 times)

Blockland Identification Project
About
After Ephialtes killed RTB, the community could no longer determine who was what, how many toes each person had, and what the square root of 1 was. The feature I miss most was the BLID tool, which allowed you to identify who everyone was. While it was annoying because you could not do some things, and it didn't have a public API, it was still useful. With this, I plan to revive that. It displays data in JSON, and can be accessed like this:

richardbuttprotocol.com/list is a list of all entries.
richardbuttprotocol.com/post is used for posting, it takes the following parameters: name, blid, and ip.
richardbuttprotocol.com/json?name=whatever is used for searching by name
richardbuttprotocol.com/json?blid=666 is used for searching by BLID

I also created a mod that will automatically push everyone who joins your server into the server, so this can expand as fast as possible. Don't worry about fake information, all information is validated with the auth server before it is stored.

Links
link to project
link to mod UPDATED

To-Do
* Make requesting information return all entries under the given ID done
* Make a user friendly interface for queries
* Make /list order by BLID
« Last Edit: March 22, 2014, 10:21:13 PM by 0xBRIANSMITH »

posting does check with the auth server first right

posting does check with the auth server first right
ofc lol

Did anyone actually manage to download the blid/name database from rtb before it went poof?

Also, your site doesn't load

Did anyone actually manage to download the blid/name database from rtb before it went poof?

Also, your site doesn't load
fixed, upgrading the script.

Good ideas, wish the name was more sophisticated.

Good ideas, wish the name was more sophisticated.
the domain name is the only one I own, and I can't memorize another IP.

just a suggestion, but make /list list people ordered by id

just a suggestion, but make /list list people ordered by id
will do.

This should now be running on my Trench CTF.

This should now be running on my Trench CTF.
awesome, can you test to make sure it is working?



awesome, can you test to make sure it is working?

Yeah, it works. Please remove the debugging echos, though.