Description

Add your realm status to your PHP enabled website.

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Notice

• Click here to see all realms on black background. Choose one from the drop-down to pin it to the top of the list. Included in the ZIP as realmstatus.php
• Click here to see Blade's Edge on white background (used to debug single quotes). Included in the ZIP as rs_debug.php

Disclaimer

• This is not an actual addon, it's a PHP script that is executed by a web server.

Instructions

• Requires a webserver running PHP.
• Upload the files to a web accessable directory, then point your browser to:

http://{your domain}/{path to files}/realmstatus.php

In-File Comments

   <array|string> wow_realm_status( [<string|boolean|null> server], [<string> return_string] )

   @optional <string|boolean|null> server: The server to check the status of.
       Default: Check all servers.
   @optional <string> return_string: If supplied, a string based on the format will be returned.
       This parameter is ignored if no <string> server is supplied.
       If server is passed <boolean> false or <null> null, the return array will contain strings based on the
           replacements below indexed by the server name.
       Replacements Table:
           %r => the server name.
           %s => the status of the server.
           %t => the type of server.
           %l => the population of the server.
       Default: Return an array.

   @return <array>: An array filled as such:
       If <string> server is a server name,
           [0] and ['s'] => Color coded status.
               Green "Up" if the server is online.
               Red "Down" if the server is offline.
           [1] and ['l'] => Color coded population.
               Green "Low".
               Aqua "Medium".
               Yellow "High".
               Red "Max (Queued)".
               Magenta "None" (only if the server is offline).
           [2] and ['t'] => Server type.
               Red "Normal".
               Red "PVP".
               Red "RP".
               Red "RPPVP".
       If <string> server is left out,
           [<zero-based numerical index>] and [<realm name>] =>
               [0] and ['s'] => Color coded status.
                   Green "Up" if the server is online.
                   Red "Down" if the server is offline.
               [1] and ['l'] => Color coded population.
                   Green "Low".
                   Aqua "Medium".
                   Yellow "High".
                   Red "Max (Queued)".
                   Magenta "None" (only if the server is offline).
               [2] and ['t'] => Server type.
                   Red "Normal".
                   Red "PVP".
                   Red "RP".
                   Red "RPPVP".
   @return <string>: A formatted string based on <string> return_string.

   Example Usage:
       // Check one server. Returns <array>
       $server = 'Your Server';
       list($stat, $pop, $type) = wow_realm_status($server);
       echo $server . '(' . $type . ') is ' . $stat . ($pop != 'None' ? ' with ' . $pop . ' population') . '.';

       // Check one server and format the string to your liking. Returns <string>
       $server = 'Your Server';
       $server_status = wow_realm_status($server, '%r (%t) is %s with %l population.');
       echo $server_status;

       // Check all servers. Returns <array> of <arrays>
       $realm_list = wow_realm_status();
       for ($i = 0; $status = $realm_list[$i]; $i++) {
           list($stat, $pop, $type) = $status;
           echo $server . '(' . $type . ') is ' . $stat . ($pop != 'None' ? ' with ' . $pop . ' population') . '.<br />' . "\n";
       }

       // Check all servers and format the string to your liking. Returns <array> of <strings>
       $realm_list = wow_realm_status(false, '%r (%t) is %s with %l population.<br />' . "\n");
       foreach ($realm_list AS $str) {
           echo $str;
       }

   Error Conditions:
       Cannot connect to the realm status page:
           Issue a PHP style warning and return to the calling script.
       Cannot find the supplied server on the realm status page:
           Issue a PHP style warning and return to the calling script. 

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