PSO2 Utility (formerly known as PSO2 Tools)

Some useful utilities for PSO2

Don't worry, this won't change how PSO2 operates. This is just a total seprate program that could help you sort out something related to PSO2.

Features

• Highly modulized feature

Modules within

• ClassLevel module - to record your character's class status
• DeleteCharacter module - add a delete button to Character overview page
• Emergency module - Get infomations about the latest Emergency Quest Time Table
• Memo module - add a memo for each character
• TaCounter module - Set TA mission complete time, calculate the time TA missions will be available again
• ChatLog module - Display in-game chat log from PSO2 log file
• Links module - A storage of links that often used while playing PSO2
• Settings module - To change some user settings for PSO2 Utility
• devToolOpen module - Chrome DevTools Opener (will show up on version x.y.z-dev only)

How to backup the data

The /Path/to/App/pso2db.db and /Path/to/App/settings.json (if exists) is what you looking for

About settings.json

It's a way to enhance your experience of using PSO2 Utility. Using Settings tab to setup PSO2 Utility (>=0.1.4-beta), or manually fills the settings:

{
    "myID": "Your player ID in PSO2, like: \"myID\":123456789",
    "pso2DocumentLocation": "The directory storing the user data and logs, typically in Document\\SEGA\\PHANTASYSTARONLINE2. PSO2 Utility will find this directory automatically, input this field if this failed"
}

Contribute

• To point out bugs, give ideas of new features, use GitHub Issues

Use with source code

Make sure you got the node.js prepared, download this repository then:

$npm install # To download all required packages
$npm run postinstall # In case post install script didn't run automatically

And to launch PSO2 Tools, all you need is navigate to repository folder and:

$npm start

Compile form source

$npm install
$npm install --save-dev electron-packager # electron-packager will be ignored by "npm install" in some cases
$npm run postinstall # In case post install script didn't run automatically
$npm run build-windows # build code for windows is included in package.json, modify to other platform if you needed (See electron-packager for more information)

License

Unlicense! Enjoy yourself to use, distrubute, copy, merge and even modify!

Special Thanks

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