Want to autofarm those valueless frawgs to get that number higher? Look no further. Is it too late and "Season One" ends soon? Yes.
It was fun reverse engineering the frontend and decomposing the entire game into a few network calls; more fun (to me) than automating clicking the buttons in the browser.
Unfortunately Node.js is required shudders as fastfile is a dependency of @pcd's stuff and that uses Node APIs not yet implemented in Bun. I tried my best to patch them but it refused.
- Install Node (probably above v18 is fine) and
pnpm. pnpm i.pnpm frawg.
Until I add saving your frawgs just dump them to a local file.
- (alternative)
pnpm frawg | tee -a mah_frawgs.txt.
You can also pnpm build and run the output file dist/frawg.mjs directly.
You will be asked for your Zupass email and password (the code is open source here in this repo! Check for yourself!); these are required to download your synced state which contains your identity which is finally used to construct valid requests for frawgs. Set environment variables ZUPASS_EMAIL and ZUPASS_PASSWORD to skip being asked every time.
The authentication flow is documented in the source and reversed from the Zupass frontend so feel free to crosscheck. If you already know your identity you can patch the source to use it (don't forget to NOT commit that though ;)).
All dependencies except for esbuild are from Zupass' stack.
If you don't have all the biomes you can enter the Konami code on the frontend to show a form that will add biomes to your account. Biomes all have the same GUID so you can copy them from this packages source for more frawgs.
If you want to submit a PR for whatever reason, format your code with dprint first. Don't change the rules in dprint.jsonc they are not up for debate.
- Save your frawgs to your account. You can do this manually by editing your
pcd_collectionin localstorage (which the frontend will then sync) and also by POSTing to their sync endpoint yourself (the plan). I'll do that when I can be bothered.