[Release Coming Soon] [ZM] Stats Web

[DirkRockface]

Littlegods no i think he's asking what database / data storage structure you are using...

for instance, i use sql to do this... stores the stats, builds the data on the website, talks to my discord server, has logins, etc... same idea, different method!

[Littlegods]

DirkRockface
I understand, but let me explain it in more detail. Node and React are the main components used to build this project. However, this time I won’t be linking it to Discord — instead, I’ll use JavaScript to create a watchdog that monitors the files. Whenever a modification occurs, the bot will detect the change, correctly identify which player it belongs to, and update that player’s JSON file where all their data is stored.

Then, when a user selects a profile, the player’s data will automatically load and display their matches in an elegant and organized way.

[Dec]

I was wondering the tech stack like frontend, backend basically the structure of the project I guess.

I'm wondering because a couple people have been wanting to put something similar together, would be cool to collaborate with each other on Github maybe section some people out depending on their preferred thing to do?.

I've done one fully for zombies but i would like to put something together that fully incorporates the whole of Plutonium's supported games.

I think I know what you mean about the storage I'm not up-to-date on the updates right now but I'm getting to it.

I'd be happy to use the frontend from my old servers the tech includes Laravel, Livewire and Filament. It's a really easy framework for PHP to get used to and understand, Maybe we could get a group chat or something going and put something together?.

Let me know!

[Littlegods]

Dec
Well, you mentioned merging many of the games — it does look like a large-scale project. Let me first present the foundation with my initial release. If you like how the project turns out, we can expand it even further.

Just so you know, I’m using Node and React for the development.

[Dec]

That's a start to be honest I think you should still do your project for diversity regardless, Not having different things to choose from limits a lot of the potential that could come out of it.

Appreciate the response, I look forward to seeing and testing it out and watching for updates!

[Dec]

If you need anything drop me a message!

[Littlegods]

Preview Stats View (1/5)

I’m planning to release around five updates before the official launch on my GitHub repository.
So far, a significant portion of the project is already complete. I started from the foundation of my personal project but made several improvements and refinements to deliver a more polished, modern, and high-quality web experience.

Each update will include optimizations, visual enhancements, and new features designed to provide the best possible experience.

[Littlegods]

Preview Stats View (2/5)

Update:
A small redesign has been made — I’ve added a recent matches carousel, integrated a bank system, and started working on a home page to serve as the main landing screen.

Improvements:
Optimized for mobile devices

Upcoming Updates:
Languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese
Themes: Light and Dark mode
Discord Integration: If this post gets enough support, I’ll add a Discord feature that automatically sends recent matches in an embedded format.

I’m open to any feedback or contributions in the comments!
This project is mainly being developed for Call of Duty: Black Ops II Zombies (for now…).

[Littlegods]

Preview Stats view (3/5)

Update:
Languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese
Themes: Light and Dark mode

Upcoming Update:

Graphics: Over time, you’ll be able to track your performance in each match through visual charts and compare it with your previous games.

️ Templates: You’ll be able to view your statistics using special templates and share them. Here’s an example from my personal project.

Example:

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[Littlegods]

Preview Stats View (4/5)

Update:
Graphics: Now you’ll be able to view the statistics of each match, compare every new game with the previous ones, and display optimal performance.

I’ll be preparing an update to make my project open-source. In the final post (5/5), I’ll share details about the completed release version. That doesn’t mean the project will stop receiving updates — it will continue to improve and evolve.