Usage

const { unpackPacket, parsePackets } = require(".");
// get packet using pcap/machina..
let rawPacket = Buffer.from(
  "9c00000053010810530108100300000014006b0200002605ff701e5e00000000" +
    "53010810000000001a0e000078630000cdcccc3d000000e01100db1e1a0e0001" +
    "0001000000000000edf1040000000000c56c1c00000000801a0e000000000000" +
    "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000" +
    "00000000000000000000f20000000000530108100000000000000000",
  "hex"
);
let packet = unpackPacket(rawPacket);
let events = parsePackets([packet]);
console.log(events);

Event types

Events parsed from parsePackets will have one of the following type:

  const enum EventTypes {
    PC = "PC",
    STATUS_LIST = "STATUS_LIST",
    ACTION = "ACTION",
    ZONE_IN = "ZONE_IN",
    STATUS_SYNC = "STATUS_SYNC",
    ALLIANCE_INFO = "ALLIANCE_INFO",
    PARTY_INFO = "PARTY_INFO",
    NPC_SPAWN = "NPC_SPAWN",
    OBJ_SPAWN = "OBJ_SPAWN",
    STATUS = "STATUS",
    ACTION8 = "ACTION8",
    ACTION16 = "ACTION16",
    ACTION24 = "ACTION24",
    ACTION32 = "ACTION32",
    CASTING = "CASTING",
    TICK = "TICK",
    STATUS_STATS = "STATUS_STATS"
  }

Time resolution

Time parsed from individual packet only has precision up to seconds. If you have a time millisecond timestamp you got from the batch packet you can pass it as the 2nd argument to unpackPacket and it will be returned as the time instead.

Acknowledgement

Most of the status/action data is collected from Xivapi.com