GESI VS albiondata-client

I like to use GESI to hook up my Google Sheets with ESI assets. You'll also want to hook up your sheets to the market, to get buy and sell prices. There are tools for this... but you really should build tools yourself. Growing to become dependent on others' tools can be deleterious, for example makes no consideration for reactions.

A more advanced tool is GESI, which integrates ESI into Google Sheets allowing you to track your progress. https://github.com/Blacksmoke16/GESI

You can hook into the API through Google Sheets with GESI (https://github.com/Blacksmoke16/GESI). I'm hopeful when this rolls out, if it will use a different and more reliable interface.

Look for EVE GESI for the API if you want to pull data directly from EVE. It should come with instructions for how to add it to a google sheet. https://github.com/Blacksmoke16/GESI

GESI - https://github.com/Blacksmoke16/GESI Evepraisal - https://github.com/evepraisal/evepraisal-google-sheets You can also custom script it to pull from Fuzzworks - which gives you a lot more data but due to the size of it, you don't really want to be updating this very often.

Here is one example of pulling ESI (EvE Onlines API) data to source market data to Google docs. https://github.com/Blacksmoke16/GESI

Main Page for API - It still works

It depends on if people have ADP (https://www.albion-online-data.com/) installed. ADP collects data from your game when you view the market and publishes it for sites like Albion 2d to use.

This spreadsheet uses Albion Online Data Project to get all values up to date. Because there's no official API for Albion, you need to manually update prices by going on desired market and searching for the item that you want while Albion Data Client is active and running. You'll find more info on this site https://www.albion-online-data.com and if that won't be enough I highly recommend checking out their discord for more help.

https://www.albion-online-data.com - The data project/API that powers most Albion data sites. The more people that use this, the better the above sites are.

The site pulls data from The Albion Online Data Project, with the calculators making at most eight requests from your local machine. This data is used to fill in user input fields that can be altered by the user if the data is wrong (or missing, will be a 0). If The Albion Online Data Project is lacking data, the user can go fetch the data themselves either with The Albion Online Data Project's Data Client or by hand inputting it into the fields.

I know about https://www.albion-online-data.com and similar resources.

https://www.albion-online-data.com/ should have everything you need. You can use the json API, or alternatively they also offer downloadable .sql files.

after asking on in-game chat, somebody told me that horses are the best silver maker; I've looked around the web and there's no updated definitive guide on animal farming and the numbers involved; there's some guessing and educated tips, but no guide from a animal breeding veteran; I'm well aware that, given the fluid nature of the market, what is best today is not what will be tomorrow, but given that animals have fixed offspring yield chances and the market demand tends to not variate too much inside a not-too-long period, I imagine there's more efficient animals than others; this website gives some data on this matter, taken from AO data (which I've already cotributed a lot, so I tend to trust to some point), but there's no info on mounts

This uses the Albion Data Project to get the actual market data, which a lot of popular market tools already use. I hadn't seen something exactly like this before so I tried making it. DOWNLOAD THEIR CLIENT! It helps me, the developers, and the users of these tools.