Deepest World Starter

Deepest World (https://deepestworld.com/) is a browser sandbox MMORPG intended to be played by bots. This can be a starter to enter the game.

Steps to get up and running:

1. install Node.js & NPM from https://nodejs.org/en/download or any package manager you like
2. create an account & a character on https://deepestworld.com/
3. checkout repository & install dependencies
4. cCreate a .env file containing your credentials like so:

DW_USERNAME=myUserName
DW_PASSWORD=secretPassword

5. start Election via:

npm start <characterName>

6. go to src/starter.js and change the first line to:

let attackMode = true

7. make further changes to adjust your bot or start a new one from scratch

8. (optional) check out the src/starter.ts and use TypeScript

Working with Multiple Files

Using esbuild code will be transpiled (even TypeScript) and bundled together

Create your Functions in Separate Files

foo.js / foo.ts

export default function foo() {
  console.log('Hello World')
}

Import in Your Main File

bar.js / bar.ts

import foo from './foo'

foo()

Run & Enjoy

npm start [character] bar.js # for JavaScript
npm start [character] bar.ts # fot TypeScript

Electron - What Is It and Why Is It Used

Electron is basically a limited version of a browser, but it also has an additional benefit: regular browsers tend to throttle (slow down) JavaScript execution when their window/tab is no longer focussed. This is usually a good thing, it preserves resources (CPU and energy consumption). But slowing down you AI code will probably most likely result in poor performance or death for your character.

Dependencies

• @types/node - type support for build-in Node.js modules
• dotenv - library to parse the .env files, you also can use regular environment variables, if you prefer those
• electron - browser like app to prevent throttling
• esbuild - bundler to produce one output file
• typescript - to improve your coding experience