Data files for WaspLib.
These are semi-automated cache dumps
Paste this link into the assets link and then click the "Update assets" button:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/4T0M5PL1TT3R/wasp-assets/refs/heads/main/
And that's all you need for wasp to work. You should update your assets everytime map or items change in game.
Caution
Keep in mind that Jagex might not like you forking this repo and hosting/distributing their assets, follow the rest at your own risk.
First you need a GitHub account.
Then you need to click the fork button:

On the page that opens keep everything as is and click "Create Fork".
This is so the repon semi-automated updater runs every 6h, it will check for updates and if anything changed a Pull Request will be created.
On your forked repo page go to the settings tab:

Then go to the Actions general page:
Ensure the bottom part looks like this with with "Read and Write permissions enabled" and "Allow GitHub Actions to create and approve pull requests" and click save:

And you are done, you should have it checking for updates every 6 hours and creating a Pull Request if there's anything that changed.
When the auto-updater is running, it will run every 6H and if there was anything new it will create a "Pull request" which you need to accept.
It's not extrmely important to merge them every single time but if there are map changes or new items they will only show on your assets if you merge the pull request.
To do so you can open the "Pull requests" tab on your repository:

And you should see a list of pull requests:

If you don't merge them frequently you might have multiple and you'll usually want to merge only the latest one (usually the highest number but you should be able to see when they were created too), the other ones you can close them by selecting them and marking them as "closed":

Then to merge the latest one, you open it and then you can review it's changes if you want but all you got to do is pressing the green "Merge pull request" button:

And finally click the green "Confirm merge":

And that's it!
