A plugin for hunter pie that lets players track the items they are farming.

Reducing cognitive overhead by allowing the player to stop looking at the box after every quest to find out that they still need 5 more tickets, 1 less than the last time they checked, and stop asking "how many did I need again?"

The numbers displayed are pouch | box (+craftable) / wanted

Craftable items are counted from box items if Track items in box is enabled and from pouch if Track items in pouch is enabled. The number shown is their sum.

The changlog is auto generated on the project's wiki from commit messages. Only releases with notable changes (i.e. that impact the user) are noted in the changelog. Here's the Changelog.

• Hunter Pie >= 1.0.5.0
• .NET Framework >= 4.8

1. Open HunterPie and navigate to Plugins and search for ItemBoxTracker. Download and restart.
   • Alternatively you can extract ItemBoxTracker.zip to the HunterPie directory, but why would you?
2. In HunterPie, navigate to Settings->Plugins->ItemBoxTracker. Should be intuitive.
   • Add an item by typing its name in the search box and selecting it.
   • Amount is disabled until there is an item selected.
   • Hit Add another to... add another.

Note: the switches don't do anything yet and only the Always tab is used (only in the village 🤦‍♂️). These features will be implemented by #24, #25, and #26

TODO: Update NuGet source when main HP pushes libs to NuGet with CI

You'll need to add ForksKnivesAndSpoons to your NuGet sources one time:

nuget sources add -name FKnS -source https://nuget.pkg.github.com/ForksKnivesAndSpoons/index.json -UserName $GITHUB_USERNAME -Password $GITHUB_PASSWORD

If you built HunterPie locally, you can also copy HunterPie.Core.dll and HunterPie.UI.dll to the root of this project and change the PackageReferences for the commented out References in ItemBoxTracker/ItemBoxTracker.csproj.

Then to build it:

msbuild -m /t:Restore
msbuild -m /p:Configuration=Release