Overview

Frontend for TF2-RCON-MISC CLI-Tool, showing players with additional steam-profile-information.

Work in progress. There is a release-package available for download and run, it needs a bunch of ENV variables to be set to work.

Features

• Show all players from current TF2-Session
• Show Team of player
• Display Steam-Avatar of every player
• Provide link to steam-profile of players
• Show connection-stats for player, ping, loss
• Display steam playtime and account age of player
• Player-Reputation-functionality, mark players for good/bad behaviour and display that info next to their name, also detect players having VAC bans
• Reputation system for players, you can mark players as bots, hackers, general-warning or +reputation (local database)
• Show country flag of players
• Class balance analysation

Class intelligence

Showing class proposition and "issues" in class balance for own and other team.

Installation

• Configure your TF2 to enable rcon and output log to console.log (see: https://github.com/algo7/tf2_rcon_misc?tab=readme-ov-file#required-launch-options)
• Download latest release and run installer MannCoMastermind.Setup.x.y.z.exe.
• Get into your Windows environment settings and set the path to your console.log file into the variable TF2_LOGPATH -- You may also want to acquire a steam web api key from https://steamcommunity.com/dev and set it as variable STEAM_KEY
• You may need to relog into windows for environment variables to take effect
• There should be a link to the installed app on your desktop, run it

Windows env settings

They look like this:

Development

Requirements

• NodeJS (I got 18.18.1)

Run it

1. Tweak environment vars in run.bat to fit your setup.
2. Run run.bat, this should do the trick, better use console to see if it works or if there are issues.

Note: This program is using a submodule called "tf2-rcon.exe", if it is not present, it will automatically download it from github.

Install

Clone the repo and install dependencies:

npm install

Starting Development

For

Start the app in the dev environment:

npm start

Note: Don't kill the program with CTL+C on windows, cause the sub-process (tf2-rcon) will still be running and not being able to start on next startup cause of blocked listening port. (electron/electron#5273) You have to first close the electron window and then you can CTL+C. If you did kill the app by accident and tf2-rcon is still running and you actually need to restart tf2-rcon (which you probably dont even need) use something like TCPView to kill the process.

Useful links

Team Fortress 2 Color Palette Weapon kill icons and entity-names Electron React Webpack Boilerplate

Using TF2-RCON-Dev-Instance

You may want to look at usage of env var ENVIRONMENT (value: development) for direct usage of a tf2-rcon-copy. Otherwise a static release will be downloaded on start.