Copyright (C) 2018 Luke Spangler
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A library and executable that can parse OpenRA replay files and produce "sanitized" versions, without pings, exact timestamps, or other unnecessary information. The long term goal is to produce a full gem project packaging both a library and an executable for reading and writing to OpenRA replay files. However, the library will never support parsing non-YAML data beyond preserving it as a chunk. Examples of non-YAML data includes unit and building orders.
A relatively recent version of Ruby.
gem install openrareplay
Usage: openra-sanitize [options] in_file out_file
Reads an OpenRA replay file, trims/masks it, and outputs the result as a new file
Specific options:
-p, --ping Trim all ping-related content
-m, --message Trim all server messages
-c, --chat Trim all chat messages
-i, --ip Trim all IP addresses
-t, --time Mask all dates and times
-P, --password Trims the server password
-n, --player-name Masks all player names
-s, --server-name Trim the server name
-f, --force Force overwriting out_file
Common options:
-h, --help Show this message
--version Show version
Keep in mind that some options might not make sense without another. For instance, without removing server messages, player names would still be revealed in those messages.
