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This project is a refactor of DubNubz' original Gravity Assist in Next.js/React to allow for further development.

You can see the original repo and set it up for yourself here.

Gravity Telemetry

Gravity Telemetry is a tool for Star Hunter: Infinite Lagrange, a game by NetEase. One part information repository, one part strategic planning resource, Gravity Telemetry aims to be a "one-stop shop" for all kinds of information not found or easily obtained in game.

Star Hunter: Infinite Lagrange is a space-themed multiplayer RTS where players can build fleets and attack other players.

Ship Data

As of v4.0 the ship catalogue is stored in a normalized PostgreSQL schema (Ship → System → Slot → Module → Weapon → TargetPriority, see prisma/schema.prisma) and the canonical source is a ships.json file (an object keyed by ship id).

The rich view model the UI consumes is described in /utils/shipModel.ts; the trimmed legacy AllShip shape used by the fleet builder and blueprint tracker lives in /utils/ships.ts.

Importing

• CLI (data + images): npm run import -- output reads output/json/ships.json, copies every image in output/ships into public/ships, then imports the catalogue.
• Seed: npm run db:seed imports output/json/ships.json (if present) and bootstraps the admin user. Images are not copied by the seed.
• Admin UI: the Admin → Import tab runs the same importer on an uploaded ships.json. Image files must be copied into public/ships manually when importing this way.

Re-imports are idempotent: ships are upserted by their game id.

Project Setup

If you wish to run the site locally:

1. Ensure Node.js is installed.

2. Create a .env file in the root of the project. You can use the .env.example to start!

3. Install dependencies and run locally:

npm install
npm run dev

4. The site should be running on http://localhost:3000.