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The Monster Database (Rebuild)

The new rebuild monster database that stores all the monster data, and a better-designed webpage for querying monster (created by me, yay): [hv-monster.skk.moe] https://hv-monster.skk.moe/

HentaiVerse Monster Database UserScript

The userscript is used with the brand new monster database server!

[github.com] [github.com]

Download & Installation

 hv_monsterdb.es2020.user.js.txt ( 95.3k ) Number of downloads: 456

 hv_monsterdb.es2016.user.js.txt ( 245.1k ) Number of downloads: 28


ES2020 version is for modern browsers. It is the preferred version.
Only use the ES2016 version if you are using the browsers with old engines (Pale Moon, SeaMonkey, etc.). This version is much slower because it has additional code to be compatible with those browsers.

You can also download the script from [unpkg.com] UNPKG.

Then install the script to your UserScript Manager.

Usage

There is nothing else you need to do! The script will handle everything for you!

• The script will update the local database from the server once a day, typically at the Dawn of a New Day and out of the battle.
• During the battle, the script will automatically show monster information on the page. All information comes from the local database, with no network requests to the database server involved.
• Every time you scan a monster, the script will automatically parse Battle Log, update the local database, and send the scan result to the server.

Please be aware that because the database is used for public purposes and because you probably appreciate seeing your own monsters appearing in it, it is everyone's duty to keep the monster database up to date by scanning them during battles (while using the script). If you intend to use the database without feeding it yourself, well... shame on you.

Script API

If you are a userscript writer or an advanced player, you might be interested in the [suka.js.org] API Documents.

Change Log & History versions

The full change log can be found on GitHub: [github.com] https://github.com/SukkaW/hv-monsterdb-user...er/CHANGELOG.md.

You can find history versions of the script at UNPKG [unpkg.com] UNPKG.

It is open-sourced!

The source code of the script is released on GitHub under MIT License. You can find the source code and the compile instruction at [github.com] https://github.com/SukkaW/hv-monsterdb-userscript

This post has been edited by OnceForAll: Mar 20 2022, 07:22

Is there a way that I can submit my own monsters to the database from the monster lab? I would think that would be a useful feature.

No, the monster ID is not visible from the lab.

No, the monster ID is not visible from the lab.

Oh, right. Never mind.

[*] hv-monsterdb.es5.user.js: Compatible with old browsers as well.

CODE

Timestamp: 07/10/2021, 20:18:24 GMT-4
Error: (void 0) is undefined
Source File: chrome://greasemonkey-modules/content/sandbox.js -> file:///path/to/profile/gm_scripts/HentaiVerse_Monster_Database_UserScript/gm4-polyfill.es5.min.js
Line: 1

I am using Greasemonkey 3.x in Seamonkey, which uses approximately the Firefox 60 codebase with some things backported from up to 78.

By the way, GM4 polyfills should work fine; the script you are grabbing from NPM appears to be broken. I have [github.com] this polyfill in some of my user scripts and it runs fine.
Dropping [greasemonkey.github.io] https://greasemonkey.github.io/gm4-polyfill/gm4-polyfill.js in the 'require' field fixes everything; please consider switching to that.
Also the sources for [unpkg.com] https://unpkg.com/browse/[email protected]/gm4-polyfill.js don't match the min.js version.

After changing that, we have one more (larger) issue:

CODE

Timestamp: 07/10/2021, 20:51:49 GMT-4
Error: $ is not a function
Source File: chrome://greasemonkey-modules/content/sandbox.js -> file:///path/to/profile/gm_scripts/HentaiVerse_Monster_Database_UserScript/hv-monsterdb.es5.user.js
Line: 115

Looking in the user script, I see that you are setting '$ = _export' without first defining _export (it is defined later on in the script).

So, as of right now, it does not actually work on anything older than FF with GM4. In other words, it does not work with pale moon, waterfox classic, or Seamonkey.

If this is something from TypeScript, then Microsoft has an obvious and relatively large bug in its widely-used scripts (a use-before-declaration bug). If it's not from them, though, please fix it.
I tried shuffling some definitions around, but they go deep. And there are so many bug reports open on the typescript github that I have no idea where to start. And it's not exactly easy to search for a function named '$' in the bug tracker.

Anyway, looks like in TSLint you may want to use 'no-use-before-declare.'

This is a side question, because I've not tried writing typescript myself: what exactly is the benefit of pulling typescript into this particular user script instead of using plain JS? I've been considering using it for something of my own, but am always hesitant when I can technically get away with rolling my own and avoiding the extra stuff I am not using. I also have trust issues with Microsoft.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Oct 8 2021, 09:11

CODE

Timestamp: 07/10/2021, 20:18:24 GMT-4
Error: (void 0) is undefined
Source File: chrome://greasemonkey-modules/content/sandbox.js -> file:///path/to/profile/gm_scripts/HentaiVerse_Monster_Database_UserScript/gm4-polyfill.es5.min.js
Line: 1

I am using Greasemonkey 3.x in Seamonkey, which uses approximately the Firefox 60 codebase with some things backported from up to 78.

By the way, GM4 polyfills should work fine; the script you are grabbing from NPM appears to be broken. I have [github.com] this polyfill in some of my user scripts and it runs fine.
Dropping [greasemonkey.github.io] https://greasemonkey.github.io/gm4-polyfill/gm4-polyfill.js in the 'require' field fixes everything; please consider switching to that.
Also the sources for [unpkg.com] https://unpkg.com/browse/[email protected]/gm4-polyfill.js don't match the min.js version.

Oh, I see why the polyfill goes wrong. In the early days browsers (without strict mode and ES6) let undefined references the global namespace, but the modern browsers doesn't. That's why the polyfill throws an Error on Firefox 60.

After changing that, we have one more (larger) issue:

CODE

Timestamp: 07/10/2021, 20:51:49 GMT-4
Error: $ is not a function
Source File: chrome://greasemonkey-modules/content/sandbox.js -> file:///path/to/profile/gm_scripts/HentaiVerse_Monster_Database_UserScript/hv-monsterdb.es5.user.js
Line: 115

Looking in the user script, I see that you are setting '$ = _export' without first defining _export (it is defined later on in the script).

The transforming is done by the babel and rollup, not by the typescript. Also, babel (more specifically, core-js) uses "var" to declare the "_export" which will hoist to the top-level anyway. But since it throws an error, I will look into it later.

This is a side question because I've not tried writing typescript myself: what exactly is the benefit of pulling typescript into this particular user script instead of using plain JS? I've been considering using it for something of my own, but am always hesitant when I can technically get away with rolling my own and avoiding the extra stuff I am not using. I also have trust issues with Microsoft.

Most importantly, typescript provides static type checking which could eliminate "type mismatches" bugs during coding. And with typescript, the IDE can have a much more powerful auto-completion and suggestions. Typescript also enables faster references and definition searching for some IDE. If I am about to write something in more than 100 lines, I will always use typescript instead of javascript.

Also, typescript introduces "interface", "generic", "abstract class", "enum", "protected field" along with many other concepts into javascript (which is especially useful if you are familiar with Java or .NET).

This post has been edited by OnceForAll: Oct 8 2021, 11:34

Oh, I see why the polyfill goes wrong. In the early days browsers (without strict mode and ES6) let undefined references the global namespace, but the modern browsers doesn't. That's why the polyfill throws an Error on Firefox 60.

Okay. So are you going to switch to the non-min.js version that works in ES5 (I was running the ES5 script)?
[unpkg.com] https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/gm4-polyfill.js

The transforming is done by the babel and rollup, not by the typescript. Also, babel (more specifically, core-js) uses "var" to declare the "_export" which will hoist to the top-level anyway. But since it throws an error, I will look into it later.

Please do so, when you can. I assumed it was TS because it appears shortly under something saying "the following was inserted by typescript."

Most importantly, typescript provides static type checking which could eliminate "type mismatches" bugs during coding. And with typescript, the IDE can have a much more powerful auto-completion and suggestions. Typescript also enables faster references and definition searching for some IDE. If I am about to write something in more than 100 lines, I will always use typescript instead of javascript.

Ah, interesting. I don't really use an IDE (well, to the extent that emacs is an IDE I do), but type checking would be nice. One of the more annoying things about JS is how everything's floating point and I have to remember to use Math.floor() constantly for integer stuff.

Also, typescript introduces "interface", "generic", "abstract class", "enum", "protected field" along with many other concepts into javascript (which is especially useful if you are familiar with Java or .NET).

Ah, I am familiar with and somewhat dislike Java/.NET, partially because of some of those features (Once implemented, they're okay, but they're really annoying to initially implement under the hood). Thanks for the explanation.
I can understand how when dealing with large amounts of code it can become handy though.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Oct 14 2021, 01:08

Okay. So are you going to switch to the non-min.js version that works in ES5 (I was running the ES5 script)?

No. I write my own GM4 polyfill instead: [github.com] https://github.com/SukkaW/hv-monsterdb-user...a32c8527c62623d

Please do so, when you can.

Pale Moon just stop supporting macOS months ago (they even shut down the community-maintained version, and ban those developers' accounts from their community), so I can't check it any sooner. But I will look into it when I have time to set up a virtual machine.

I'm playing dwd in isekai, and schoolgirls are occasionally getting highlighted.

I'm playing dwd in isekai, and schoolgirls are occasionally getting highlighted.

Actually, it is kinda intended behavior. Those SG were scanned before my userscript add support for Isekai reset detection so they need to be rescanned once. And I haven't scanned monsters in the Isekai for a while and my guess is other users haven't as well.

CODE

Timestamp: 07/10/2021, 20:51:49 GMT-4
Error: $ is not a function
Source File: chrome://greasemonkey-modules/content/sandbox.js -> file:///path/to/profile/gm_scripts/HentaiVerse_Monster_Database_UserScript/hv-monsterdb.es5.user.js
Line: 115

Looking in the user script, I see that you are setting '$ = _export' without first defining _export (it is defined later on in the script).

So, as of right now, it does not actually work on anything older than FF with GM4. In other words, it does not work with pale moon, waterfox classic, or Seamonkey.

If this is something from TypeScript, then Microsoft has an obvious and relatively large bug in its widely-used scripts (a use-before-declaration bug). If it's not from them, though, please fix it.
I tried shuffling some definitions around, but they go deep. And there are so many bug reports open on the typescript github that I have no idea where to start. And it's not exactly easy to search for a function named '$' in the bug tracker.

Anyway, looks like in TSLint you may want to use 'no-use-before-declare.'

Please do so, when you can.

I have implemented a fix for the issue and tested it on Pale Moon 29 and SeaMonkey, with their GreaseMonkey. The change will be included in the next version.

This post has been edited by OnceForAll: Nov 14 2021, 06:47

Hi there, I just added the script to tampermonkey and it says here

Then install the script to your UserScript Manager.

There is nothing else you need to do! The script will handle everything for you![list]

But nothing actually happens, is it because

*The script will update the local database from the server once a day, typically at the Dawn of a New Day and out of the battle.
*During the battle, the script will automatically show monster information on the page. All information comes from the local database, with no network requests to the database server involved.

And my local database is not updated yet? and can I do that manually? or must I wait till next Dawn of a New Day?


or do I need to change some settings in HV or in monesterbation?

Hi there, I just added the script to tampermonkey and it says here
But nothing actually happens ...
And my local database is not updated yet? and can I do that manually? or must I wait till next Dawn of a New Day?

The update checks the date of the last time you update the local database and compares it with today's date. If they are different, the script will download the database from the server to update your local one.

So if it is your first time installing the script, the "last update" value will be null, so the script should automatically download the data from the server unless you are in the middle of the Battle. The script will never download the data during the battle to prevent the performance impact.

You can set the "debug" to true, check the output inside your browser's console to see if there are any errors.

You can also perform an update manually. Set the "debug" option to true, and execute the following command in your browser's console:

CODE

HVMonsterDB.forceUpdateLocalDatabase()

This post has been edited by OnceForAll: Nov 26 2021, 01:52

after I eet the "debug" option to true and started a battle, the console reads like this



which are the two monsters appearing in that round, but no data appeared next to 'em ar anywhere I can see.

p.s. I disabled these two options in console settings

*javascript source maps
*CSS source maps

Sooooo, advice please.

Edit: I kinda found this (invisible unless I hover over it), and I can move it around, but it shows no data at all



This post has been edited by Ransotengai: Nov 27 2021, 03:25

after I eet the "debug" option to true and started a battle, the console reads like this



which are the two monsters appearing in that round, but no data appeared next to 'em ar anywhere I can see.

p.s. I disabled these two options in console settings

*javascript source maps
*CSS source maps

Sooooo, advice please.

Edit: I kinda found this (invisible unless I hover over it), and I can move it around, but it shows no data at all

That's kinda strange. It means that the script is working properly, and can find monsters (and their id) in the battle, but no data to be shown since there is no data stored in the local.

Just check the console when you are out of the battle:

1. Out of the battle
2. Open the console
3. Refresh the page, wait a moment to see if anything logged in the console

That's kinda strange. It means that the script is working properly, and can find monsters (and their id) in the battle, but no data to be shown since there is no data stored in the local.

Just check the console when you are out of the battle:

1. Out of the battle
2. Open the console
3. Refresh the page, wait a moment to see if anything logged in the console

gives me this baby

gives me this baby

Ouch!

It seems like even if the download failed, the date still gets updated.

Ouch!

It seems like even if the download failed, the date still gets updated.

so, advice ....... pleeeeease

This post has been edited by Ransotengai: Nov 28 2021, 05:47

so, advice ....... pleeeeease

Well, there will be another dawn soon, when the database will get updated.

You can also try execute the following code in your console:

CODE

HVMonsterDB.forceUpdateLocalDatabase();

Which will try to download and update your local database immediately.

Well, there will be another dawn soon, when the database will get updated.

You can also try execute the following code in your console:

CODE

HVMonsterDB.forceUpdateLocalDatabase();

Which will try to download and update your local database immediately.

And so shall it be, in the mean time, I get this during battle



Doesn't that mean the database is updated and has the monsters I face, just doesn't want to share.

Edit: Just found that if I change "showMonsterInfoBox" from "true" to "false", this box changes size (gets smaller).

This post has been edited by Ransotengai: Nov 28 2021, 06:39

There's something wrong with the server?

I't getting the pop up message:
"There is something wrong when trying to update the local database from the server"

There's something wrong with the server?

I't getting the pop up message:
"There is something wrong when trying to update the local database from the server"

Definitely been getting that problem too the past few days. Anyone getting it too?

There's something wrong with the server?

I't getting the pop up message:
"There is something wrong when trying to update the local database from the server"

Definitely been getting that problem too the past few days. Anyone getting it too?

The database server is currently down. And I am still looking for an alternative.