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  • 7804364's Efficient Json Grand Exchange Item Puller


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    Welcome

     

    Features

    - Gets all the item prices in OSRS in under 0.4 seconds

    - Persistent data so you don't need to keep making multiple GE calls

    - Has the following methods

    getId() - int
    getSellingPrice() - int
    getBuyAverage() - int
    getBuyQuanity() - int
    getSellAverage() - int
    getSellQuanity() - int
    getOverallAverage() - int
    getOverallQuanity() - int
    getName() - String
    isMembers() - boolean

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    How to Use

    (If you do not have Java EE you may need Javax library from Oracle)

    1. Insert file into your script

    qpJrCjv.png

     

    2. in your onStart() method, call the method

    Prices.loadPrices();

    3. Where ever you want to store the price use the Prices methods

    int runeScimitarPrice = Prices.getItem(i -> Objects.nonNull(i) &&
                    i.getName().contains("Rune scimitar")).getBuyAverage();
    
    int price = Prices.getItem(i -> Objects.nonNull(i) &&
                    i.getId() == 655).getBuyAverage();
            
    Collection<Item> getAllIronItems = Prices.getFilteredItems(i -> Objects.nonNull(i) && 
                    i.getName().contains("Iron"));

     

     

    Adding a GrandExchangeLibrary.jar to the thread for easy install, just import this library.jar into your IDE and do the above steps.

     

    http://prntscr.com/m7qdpn

    GrandExchangeLibrary.jar

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    looks really interesting. I will use this if a use for it comes up in my scripts. thanks for making it available!

    I wish we could use external packages instead of directly including source code... I wonder if the admins would consider adding a repo of approved libraries that could be used in scripts.

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    3 hours ago, Chef Sk1llz said:

    Teach me how to implement this onto excel or google sheets please <3

    couple of options:

    1. import this library into a project, and use a csv parsing library to insert the data into an excel spreadsheet.

    2. import this library to a project and serve it through a node server you're running locally, exposing an api. then, query that api through excel's built in json query features and have an actively refreshing  spreadsheet.

     

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    On 1/15/2019 at 10:33 PM, 7804364 said:

    Welcome

     

    Features

    - Gets all the item prices in OSRS in under 0.4 seconds

    - Persistent data so you don't need to keep making multiple GE calls

    - Has the following methods

    
    getId() - int
    getSellingPrice() - int
    getBuyAverage() - int
    getBuyQuanity() - int
    getSellAverage() - int
    getSellQuanity() - int
    getOverallAverage() - int
    getOverallQuanity() - int
    getName() - String
    isMembers() - boolean

    Github

    How to Use

    (If you do not have Java EE you may need Javax library from Oracle)

    1. Insert file into your script

    qpJrCjv.png

     

    2. in your onStart() method, call the method

    
    Prices.loadPrices();

    3. Where ever you want to store the price use the Prices methods

    
    int runeScimitarPrice = Prices.getItem(i -> Objects.nonNull(i) &&
                    i.getName().contains("Rune scimitar")).getBuyAverage();
    
    int price = Prices.getItem(i -> Objects.nonNull(i) &&
                    i.getId() == 655).getBuyAverage();
            
    Collection<Item> getAllIronItems = Prices.getFilteredItems(i -> Objects.nonNull(i) && 
                    i.getName().contains("Iron"));

     

     

    Adding a GrandExchangeLibrary.jar to the thread for easy install, just import this library.jar into your IDE and do the above steps.

     

    http://prntscr.com/m7qdpn

    GrandExchangeLibrary.jar

    This works without using db client but when implementing it in a script it doesn't output anything. It gets stuck trying to load the prices. Any idea why? I'm using eclipse btw.

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    3 hours ago, ozeki6 said:

    This works without using db client but when implementing it in a script it doesn't output anything. It gets stuck trying to load the prices. Any idea why? I'm using eclipse btw.

    did you add this ? on the onStart() ?

    Prices.loadPrices();
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    20 hours ago, ozeki6 said:

    Yes. It gets stuck there. 

    Is there any error? because i have the library in a few of my scripts and they are working fine?

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