WoWTools

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2193049

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WoWTools

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The WoWTools module provides various tools for the game World of Warcraft to help guilds to use certain information on their webpage. The sub-module WoWBlocks has the features included, where WoWTools itself has just a settings page, where you have the possibility to gather data from the official Battle Net API to increase the functionality of WoWBlocks.

Features

  • Raid progress block

  • Show off the progression of your guild in World of Warcraft by selecting the raid bosses you have defeated. It is also the possibility given to update the latest raid content automatically. Currently there are all raids since expansion Cataclysm included.

  • Recruitment block

  • Show the classes you want to recruit for your guild. Select individual class specs with options for priority and more selectable. You also have the ability to enable an apply link within the block to your custom application page.

Plans for future releases

  • Feature: Guildroster
  • Translation for contents switchable (e.g. raid names, class names) provided by the Battle Net API
  • Templates to adapt WoWBlocks to your preferable theme.

Showcase

If you want to see the features live, just go to www.wow-klickers.de and see the blocks in action on the left sidebar.

Similar modules

Both modules are not up-to-date since they are not using the new Battle Net API introduced mid 2014.
World of Warcraft Guild Hosting - Focus on integration of WoW characters into drupal.
World of Warcraft API - Focus on connecting to WoW API to integrate the data into drupal core.

Requirements

WoWTools is currently supported for 7.x versions of drupal. 8.x is altough on the plan to be supported in the future.

Installation

Install as usual, see installing drupal 7 modules for further information. Information about configuration you can find in the included README file or in the help section within the module.