rlr-parser v1.0.1

Rocket League Replay Parser for NodeJS

A NodeJS Parser for Rocket League Replay Files.

It is a port of jjbots awesome .Net library for Rocket League Replays.

Features

• Parses the meta data (crc, version info, etc.)
• Parses all properties (like team size, team members, goals, etc.)
• Automatically assigns players to the blue or orange team regarding to the match info
• Modular: If you only want to use the parser and build your own object representation - go ahead!

Todo

• Parse key frame data
• Parse network data

Installation

$ npm install rlr-parser

Usage

There are two ways to use the parser:

var Replay = require('rlr-parser').Replay;

// Replay file location C:\ ... \Documents\my games\Rocket League\TAGame\Demos
var replayfile = 'path/to/replayfile.replay';

fs.readFile(replayfile, function(err, buffer) {
	// Create a Replay object directly from buffer
	var replay = new Replay.fromBuffer(buffer);
  // Print the result
	console.log(require('util').inspect(replay, { depth: null }));
});

or (using it modular):

var RocketLeagueParser = require('rlr-parser').Parser;
var Replay = require('rlr-parser').Replay;

// Replay file location C:\ ... \Documents\my games\Rocket League\TAGame\Demos
var replayfile = 'path/to/replayfile.replay';

fs.readFile(replayfile, function(err, buffer) {
	// Parse replay file first
	var parsedReplay = RocketLeagueParser.parse(buffer);
	// Convert it then in a more usable way
	var replay = new Replay(parsedReplay);
  // Print the result
	console.log(require('util').inspect(replay, { depth: null }));
});

Issue

• On old replay files, the player list is not part of the properties section. It must be read from network stream.

Author

• Patric Vormstein

License

This project is released under the MIT-License.