Linux Apex Legends connector powered by http-driver. This connector won't work without http-driver.

The easiest way to use http-game-apex is to navigate to your http-driver and load this connector:

https://Rheinhauss.github.io/http-game-apex/

This is the precompiled production connector, which updates automatically.

We'll setup a development environment to compile and run from source.

1. Install Google Chrome, NodeJS and Visual Studio Code:

• Follow the instructions at https://www.google.com/intl/en_us/chrome/
• Follow the instructions at http://nodejs.org/ (node >= 16, npm >= 7)
• Follow the instructions at https://code.visualstudio.com/

2. Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/XRadius/http-game-apex/

3. Open the http-game-apex directory:

cd http-game-apex

4. Install dependencies:

npm install

5. Start debugging:

• Open the http-game-apex directory with Visual Studio Code.
• Press F5, wait for compilation, and eventually Google Chrome will launch.

6. Load as a connector in your http-driver:

• Use the Google Chrome window to navigate to your http-driver.
• Load http://0.0.0.0:3000/ as the connector. Replace 0.0.0.0 for your network-resolvable IP.

These are the most common problems when using http-game-apex.

You've loaded this connector in your browser without using http-driver. Because of mixed content and private network CORS policies, your browser will prevent the connector from reaching your http-driver. To prevent this, http-driver loads connectors through a reverse proxy mechanism to map the connector into its private network space. To solve this issue, navigate to your http-driver and enter the connector URL there.

As it says on the box, your http-driver is outdated! Follow the update instructions and try again.