RecentlySplattedWith

A GUI application to view a list of players you've recently encountered in Splatoon matches using Splatlogger logs.

Together with Splatlogger it serves as a direct replacement for the Users Played With / Player History feature in the Friend List (specifically for Splatoon), since that's known to be unrealiable or not work at all for certain users.

(Currently only Pretendo Network is supported)

Usage

Standalone executable

Windows and Linux executables are provided on the Releases page. These are portable and don't require you to have Python installed.

On Linux, you might need to make the file executable first with chmod +x path/to/executable. You might also need to install libxcb-cursor / xcb-util-cursor if you get qt.qpa.plugin: From 6.5.0, xcb-cursor0 or libxcb-cursor0 is needed to load the Qt xcb platform plugin upon launching the app.

Running with Python

You can install RecentlySplattedWith as a package from PyPI:

pip install recently-splatted-with

Then run with:

recently-splatted-with [--create-shortcut]

(if that fails, try python -m recently_splatted_with) Use --create-shortcut to create an aplication shortcut.

On Linux, you will need to install libxcb-cursor / xcb-util-cursor if you get qt.qpa.plugin: From 6.5.0, xcb-cursor0 or libxcb-cursor0 is needed to load the Qt xcb platform plugin upon lanching the app.

To run from source instead, download the latest source archive from the Releases page and extract it, then open a terminal window in the extracted directory.

Install the required dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Then move into the src directory and run:

python -m recently_splatted_with

If you have not used Splatlogger before, you will need to set it up and log a few matches beforehand. Using auto-logging is recommended.

When you launch the app, it will automatically load all logs from Documents/Splatlogger/logs/. You can also manually choose a log directory or log file(s).

Use the Exclude (PID/PNID): field to hide yourself from the list.

You can search for individual players using the search field and change the sorting category in the Sort by: field. The Max entries: feild defines the maximum number of players displayed in the list.

Building the executable with PyInstaller

Set up a virtual environment and run pip install -r build_requirements.txt to install PyInstaller as well as the required dependencies.

Run:

python scripts/build.py [--upx-dir path/to/upx]

use --upx-dir if you're using UPX to compress the executable.

You can also use build.bat on Windows and build.sh on Linux to handle everything automatically.

(No builds or build script are provided for macOS as I don't have a Mac to test, and my attempts at virtualizing macOS have been unsuccessful.)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

The executables include third-party components; their license texts are contained in THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES.md.