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Hello, I am very interested in your project, but unfortunately I am not proficient in the ts language. Would you mind telling me where the API for this project is obtained? Or is there any documentation for the interface? I want to try to use python to implement this project, thank you!

I used your the-finals-tracker-extractor to extract my ID. This works perfectly but when I pass this into the-finals-tracker input for live data, it doesn't work, there's nothing. So I manually moved my data from responses to mockedGameStats.json and the page shows me my stats in the mocked data section.
So I don't know if it's normal that it doesn't work, but I do appreciate the project ! Good work !

To give the site a more modern tone and to match the design of the game site, I spent some time on a Figma prototype. It's not the prettiest design, I put in random values and then the images are to be changed in the future, but I tried to make something clean. I'm sharing the link here, even though it's not finished. I haven't prototyped the application, but it's simple enough to understand.

Figma File

Hey, the possibility to track stats is really cool because ingame info sucks a lot!
Still, i am sure that it is definitely not allowed by Embark Studios because of the way how you track it. I tried to launch all of that to track the info and get totally terrified by leading my account to be banned for this. I can not revert it so now i just sit and afraid of consequences.

There is a need to intercept traffic and push a fake ssl. I opened their rules and i found many points from terms of services that are clearly prohibit the thing that you suggest users to do. Also, you save the personal user's token on your side which is not really a good thing to be responsible for because it could be used for different in-game operations like using the shop and so on.

Don't you think there should be some notification for users that they do this on their own risk and this is not a fully "legal" way to track stats? Usually such projects authors abdicate responsibility and notify users that they are responsible for compliance with terms of service and possible consequences.

Imagine that some users will be banned and all of the accusations will be directed to you as a developer of this software.
I dont know if you care about that or you just a typical cheats-developer and there is already a lot of illegal stuff behind your back but even from the ethical point of view there is a need to warn your users about possible risks