Mod/Plugin for Elite Dangerous that helps contribute data to EDDB.IO
Elite Dangerous Market Connector is a mod/plugin designed to assist players of Elite: Dangerous in contributing data to EDDB.IO. This tool enables users to collect and share commodity market and station data directly from the game, enhancing the accuracy and utility of online and offline trading tools.
Key Features:
Data Contribution: Automatically collects and submits detailed market and station data to EDDB.IO, improving real-time information for all players.
Trading Integration: Works seamlessly with popular trading tools, providing up-to-date insights for strategic decision-making.
Background Operation: Runs effortlessly in the background without interrupting gameplay or performance.
Multi-Language Support: Available in multiple languages to cater to a diverse player base.
Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for Elite: Dangerous players interested in market analysis and optimization, this tool offers tangible benefits by enhancing data accuracy and accessibility across trading platforms. By contributing to the community-driven database, users help create a more informed and connected gaming experience.
Installable via winget, Elite Dangerous Market Connector is a valuable addition for traders looking to refine their strategies with reliable, real-time data.
README
Any questions or offers of help can be directed to the EDCD Discord #edmc
channel:
Elite: Dangerous Market Connector (EDMC)
This application is only of use to PC players of the game Elite Dangerous
(and its expansions). It won't work with PS4 or Xbox accounts.
It utilises the Journal files written by the game on the user's computer,
together with data from the API Frontier Developments supplies in order to
feed this data to various third party sites that the user may find useful.
Please report a problem as a new GitHub issue.
See Reporting a problem
for further guidance, including how to find the necessary log files to
attach to the report.
This app uses the “Companion” web API that Frontier originally supplied for
their Elite Dangerous iOS app and now support
for third-party apps. If that API ceases to function in the future then
much of this application's functionality will be curtailed (although it
could still utilise Journal files).
