ActivityTracker is a Minecraft server modification built on the SpigotAPI platform. It is used to track a player's level of activity and determine if they're inactive.

• Seperate dates into a seperate table.
• Allow the comparing of multiple players in the web view.
• Refactor the 'web' package to create a more modular codebase.
• Implement a whitelist and a blacklist.
• Allow the attaching of other data to the track such as in-game chat and bans.
• To consider implementing in-game commands for easier tracking.
• Implement an algorithm for determining whether a player is active.

ActivityTracker make's use of Bukkit's Database API which includes Ebean's Object Relational Mapping library. This means that a database must be configured within your [ bukkit.yml ] file. An example configuration is provided below:

database:
  username: root
  isolation: SERIALIZABLE
  driver: com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
  password: secret
  url: jdbc:mysql://{{HOST}}:{{PORT}}/{{DATABASE}}

{{HOST}}, {{PORT}} and {{DATABASE}} aren't templates. You must manually enter the details yourself, like so:

  url: jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/minecraft
 

The setup for the web-application is fairly straight forward. You should create a folder on your web-server which can be accessed, and then drop the contents of the web package into the newely created folder. Once this has been done, you must then edit the configuration options which can be found within:

  <folder_name>/ActivityTracker/Config.php

A live demonstration of it can be viewed here: http://teamelite.io/tracker/index.php

Example names:

  - life855
  - BeMyZelf
  - KraZ__
  - Welshy__