Hi All,Looking for help with extracting out the summoner ID from Splinterlands.The canvas section of the HTML within the div class 't1_portrait' contains the id or uid. I'll take help using puppeteer to extract the text.Trying var summonerteam1 = await page.evaluate(() => (document.querySelectorAll('#t1_portrait')[0].innerHTML)); but this just isn't getting it right.

Finally unpacked my first NBA Top shots pack and pretty happy with the cards I've pulled!!Even if I keep the Jaylen, the pack itself only cost $14 and I'd make it back selling Jakob and De'Andre.Looking forward to the 1 PM EST Drop!!!

Finally after a couple months of working through a splinterlands bot on github I've recreated the bot and enhanced the existing logic!! I've been able to get it to play cards from my own local mysql database and complete the remaining part of the splinterlands match. It will also track now who won the match!! Now on to storing the record to my database @solominer

Successfully created my very first MySQL Database. At first I was completely unaware this was open source and free for anyone!!! Next stop create my tables and then utilize the npm package mysql in order to connect to the database!! @solominer one step closer to creating my bot 😂

Hi All,Hoping someone out there would know the answer to this!Trying to store a .json file for my splinterlands bot and started to capture playable hands as follows. When trying to do a record like concept "record" : [0,0,0], is the current way I'm storing the value. Is this the best method or am I better suited to have wins, losses and ties all separate?

Hi Hive Community,Just recently got into coding and in particular web scrapping projects/bots. Thanks to @solominer and his amazing articles, I too have created my own version of Alfficcadenti's splinterlands bot.Getting hung-up on the proper way to store the permutations of winning hands. I'm really good in excel, but can imagine writing js code to query and filter excel tables wouldn't be the most efficient way to code.