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akatsuki-pp-js

Difficulty and performance calculation for all osu! modes.

This is a js binding to the Rust library rosu-pp which was bootstrapped through neon. Since all the heavy lifting is done by Rust, rosu-pp-js comes with a very fast performance. Check out rosu-pp's README for more info.

How to use rosu-pp-js

The library exposes two classes: Beatmap and Calculator.

Beatmap

The constructor takes an optional object of the following form:

{
    path?: string,                 // path to a .osu file
    content?: string | Uint8Array, // content of a .osu file
    bytes?: Uint8Array,            // content of a .osu file
    ar?: number, // modify the approach rate
    cs?: number, // modify the circle size
    hp?: number, // modify the drain rate
    od?: number, // modify the overall difficulty
}

Additionally, it can be modified through the following builder methods:

  • fromPath(path: string)
  • fromContent(content: string | Uint8Array)
  • fromBytes(bytes: Uint8Array)
  • ar(ar: number)
  • cs(cs: number)
  • hp(hp: number)
  • od(od: number)

Example

import { Beatmap } from require('rosu-pp');

let params = {
    path: './maps/100.osu',
    od: 10.0,
};

let map = new Beatmap(params).ar(9);

require('fs').readFile('./maps/100.osu', (_, data) => {
    let map = new Beatmap().fromBytes(data);
    map = map.cs(0);
});

Calculator

The constructor takes an optional object of the following form:

{
    mode?: number | string, // 0/1/2/3 or "osu"/"taiko"/"catch"/"mania"
    mods?: number,          // bit value for mods, see https://github.com/ppy/osu-api/wiki#mods
    acc?: number,           // accuracy between 0 and 100
    nGeki?: number,         // amount of n320 for mania, otherwise irrelevant
    nKatu?: number,         // amount of n200 for mania and tiny droplet misses for catch, otherwise irrelevant
    n300?: number,
    n100?: number,
    n50?: number,           // irrelevant for taiko
    nMisses?: number,
    combo?: number,
    passedObjects?: number, // only consider this many objects, handy for partial plays like fails
    clockRate?: number,     // custom clock rate
}

Additionally, it can be modified through the following builder methods:

  • mode(mode: number | string)
  • mods(mods: number)
  • acc(acc: number)
  • nGeki(nGeki: number)
  • nKatu(nKatu: number)
  • n300(n300: number)
  • n100(n100: number)
  • n50(n50: number)
  • nMisses(nMisses: number)
  • combo(combo: number)
  • passedObjects(passedObjects: number)
  • clockRate(clockRate: number)

Finally, use one of the following methods to calculate values:

  • mapAttributes(map: Beatmap) returns an object of the form
{
   mode: number,
   version: number,
   nCircles: number,
   nSliders: number,
   nSpinners: number,
   ar: number,
   cs: number,
   hp: number,
   od: number,
   arHitWindow: number,
   odHitWindow: number,
   clockRate: number,
   bpm: number,
}
  • difficulty(map: Beatmap) returns an object of the form
{
    // all modes:
    mode: number,
    stars: number,
    maxCombo: number,
    // only osu!:
    aim: number,
    speed: number,
    flashlight: number,
    sliderFactor: number,
    speedNoteCount: number,
    ar: number,
    od: number,
    nCircles: number,
    nSliders: number,
    nSpinners: number,
    // only taiko:
    stamina: number,
    rhythm: number,
    color: number,
    peak: number,
    hitWindow: number,
    // only catch:
    ar: number,
    nFruits: number,
    nDroplets: number,
    nTinyDroplets: number,
    // only mania:
    hitWindow: number,
}
  • performance(map: Beatmap) returns an object of the form
{
    // all modes:
    mode: number,
    pp: number,
    difficulty: Object, // same structure as above
    // only osu!:
    ppAcc: number,
    ppAim: number,
    ppFlashlight: number,
    ppSpeed: number,
    effectiveMissCount: number,
    // only taiko:
    ppAcc: number,
    ppDifficulty: number,
    effectiveMissCount: number,
    // only catch:
    ppDifficulty: number,
    // nothing additional for mania
}
  • strains(map: Beatmap) returns an object of the form
{
    // all modes:
    mode: number,
    sectionLength: number, // milliseconds between two strain points
    // only osu!:
    aim: Array<number>,
    aimNoSliders: Array<number>,
    speed: Array<number>,
    flashlight: Array<number>,
    // only taiko:
    color: Array<number>,
    rhythm: Array<number>,
    stamina: Array<number>,
    // only catch:
    movement: Array<number>,
    // only mania:
    strains: Array<number>,
}

Example

import { Beatmap, Calculator } from require('rosu-pp');

let map = new Beatmap({ path: './maps/100.osu' });

let score = {
    mode: 2, // osu!catch
    mods: 8 + 64, // HDDT
};

let calc = new Calculator(score);

let maxAttrs = calc.performance(map);

let currAttrs = calc.n300(150)
    .n100(10)
    .nMisses(20)
    .passedObjects(200)
    .performance(map);

console.log(`stars: ${maxAttrs.difficulty.stars}`);
console.log(`pp: ${currAttrs.pp}/${maxAttrs.pp}`);

Installing rosu-pp-js

Installing rosu-pp-js requires a supported version of Node and Rust.

Once Node and Rust are ready to go, you can install the project with npm. In your project directory, run:

$ npm install rosu-pp

or

$ npm install https://github.com/MaxOhn/rosu-pp-js

This fully installs the project, including installing any dependencies and running the build.

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