# Heimdall WoW Addon

Heimdall is a comprehensive World of Warcraft addon designed to provide advanced player tracking, notification, and group management features.

## Overview

Heimdall is a multi-module addon that offers various functionalities to enhance player interaction and awareness in the game. It consists of several key modules, each with a specific purpose:

### 1. Spotter Module (`Spotter.lua`)
- Tracks and reports player sightings in real-time
- Configurable notification settings:
  - Detect players by faction (Alliance, Horde)
  - Identify hostile players
  - Mark "stinky" players (predefined list)
- Sends notifications to a specified channel when players are spotted
- Provides detailed information about spotted players:
  - Name
  - Race
  - Faction
  - Health
  - Location
- Example report:
	- "I see (Hostile) Atomickitty of race Blood Elf (Horde) with health 6.8M/6.8M at Orgrimmar (Valley of Strength)"
	- "I see (<reaction>) <name> of race <race> (<faction>) with health <health>/<healthMax> at <location>"
- Configuration:
	- `enabled` - Whether the module is enabled
	- `everyone` - Whether to report to everyone in the channel
	- `hostile` - Whether to report hostile players (regardless of faction, ie. when a horde becomes alliance)
	- `alliance` - Whether to report alliance players
	- `stinky` - Whether to report only stinky players
	- `notifyChannel` - The channel to report to (by name)
	- `zoneOverride` - The zone to override the zone of the player to report (defaults to current zone/subzone)
	- `throttleTime` - The time to throttle the reports to (in seconds)
- Configuration example:
```
/run Heimdall_Data.config.spotter = {enabled=true,everyone=false,hostile=true,alliance=true,stinky=true,notifyChannel="Agent",zoneOverride=nil,throttleTime=10}
```

### 2. Whoer Module (`Whoer.lua`)
- Advanced player tracking and logging system
- Periodically performs WHO queries in specific zones
- Maintains a persistent database of player information:
  - First seen
  - Last seen
  - Seen count
  - Zone history
- Sends notifications when:
  - New players are detected
  - Players change zones
  - Players disappear from tracking
- Supports whisper notifications to predefined contacts
- Plays sound alerts for "stinky" players
- Example report:
  - Player appeared:
    - "Любящаядева of class Mage, race Human (Alliance) and guild Анонимное сообщество in Valley of Trials, first seen: 2024-12-27T15:54:38, last seen: never, times seen: 0"
    - "<name> of class <class>, race <race> (<faction>) and guild <guild> in <zone>, first seen: <firstSeen>, last seen: <lastSeen>, times seen: <timesSeen>"
  - Player changed zone:
    - "Thekinglord of class Paladin (Human - Alliance) and guild Caminantes Nocturnos R moved to Durotar"
    - "<name> of class <class> (<faction>) and guild <guild> moved to <zone>"
  - Player disappeared:
    - "Thekinglord of class Paladin and guild Caminantes Nocturnos R left Valley of Trials"
    - "<name> of class <class> and guild <guild> left <zone>"
- Configuration:
  - `enabled` - Whether the module is enabled
  - `notifyChannel` - The channel to report to (by name)
  - `ttl` - The time to live for a player (in seconds)
  - `doWhisper` - Whether to whisper to predefined contacts
  - `zoneNotifyFor` - Whether to notify for players in specific zones
- Configuration example:
```
/run Heimdall_Data.config.who = {enabled=true,notifyChannel="Agent",ttl=20,doWhisper=true,zoneNotifyFor={["Orgrimmar"]=true,["Thunder Bluff"]=true,["Undercity"]=true,["Durotar"]=true,["Echo Isles"]=true,["Valley of Trials"]=true}}
```

### 3. Messenger Module (`Messenger.lua`)
- Centralized message queuing and sending system
- Manages message delivery across different chat channels
- Handles channel joining and message routing
- Provides a reliable messaging infrastructure for other modules
- Configuration:
  - `enabled` - Whether the module is enabled
- Configuration example:
```
/run Heimdall_Data.config.messenger = {enabled=true}
```

### 4. Inviter Module (`Inviter.lua`)
- Automated group invitation system
- Listens to a specific channel for invitation requests
- Supports a configurable keyword for invitations
- Automatically promotes channel members to assistants in raid groups
- Configuration:
  - `enabled` - Whether the module is enabled
  - `keyword` - The keyword to listen for
  - `updateInterval` - The interval to update the list of channel members (in seconds)
  - `listeningChannel` - The channel to listen for invitations
- Configuration example:
```
/run Heimdall_Data.config.inviter = {enabled=true,keyword="+",updateInterval=10,listeningChannel="Agent"}
```

### 5. Death Reporter Module (`DeathReporter.lua`)
- Tracks and reports player deaths in combat
- Captures detailed death information:
  - Killer
  - Victim
  - Killing spell
  - Location
- Implements throttling to prevent spam
- Handles duel detection to avoid reporting duel-related deaths
- Sends notifications to a specified channel and optional whisper contacts
- Example report:
- Configuration:
  - `enabled` - Whether the module is enabled
  - `notifyChannel` - The channel to report to (by name)
  - `doWhisper` - Whether to whisper to predefined contacts
- Example report:
  - "Euotuie killed Wild Mature Swine with Demon's Bite in Durotar (The Dranosh'ar Blockade)"
  - "<killer> killed <victim> with <spell> in <zone> (<subzone>)"
- Configuration example:
```
/run Heimdall_Data.config.deathReporter = {enabled=true,notifyChannel="Agent",doWhisper=true}
```

### 6. Core Module (`Heimdall.lua`)
- Initializes and configures all other modules
- Manages global configuration and data persistence
- Provides utility functions for:
  - UTF-8 string handling
  - String padding
  - Data retrieval with defaults

## Stinky Players

The addon maintains a list of "stinky" players - users of interest that trigger special notifications and tracking.

## Slash Commands

- `/has [PlayerName]`: Toggle a player's "stinky" status


## Installation
1. Download the [addon](https://git.site.quack-lab.dev/dave/wow-Heimdall/media/branch/master/Heimdall.zip)
2. Extract the addon to your World of Warcraft `Interface/AddOns` directory
3. Ensure the addon is enabled in the character selection screen