Datastrike Documentation

Datastrike provides several visualizations based on parsed log data:

• Timeline: A high-level overview of game events including hero swaps, kills, deaths, and ultimates.
• Comps: Displays team compositions and the duration each hero was played, highlighting differences when swaps occur.
• Fights: Identifies combat encounters using a custom detection algorithm.
• Graph: A dynamic comparison tool for player statistics extracted from logs.
• Rounds: Provides raw data tables showing events that occurred during each round.

The Datastrike tracker provides a user interface for logging game results. Users enter game data into a form, which then automatically updates a table view for performance tracking. The tracker captures the following data points:

• Opponent name
• Date
• Additional information
• VOD Link
• Map details (including Map Name, Score, and Replay code)

The scouting system retrieves information on players, teams, and matches using two primary external APIs. The frontend manages these calls using Tanstack Query for caching and efficient data fetching.

• FACEIT: Uses the FACEIT API for player, team, and match data. Note: Some FACEIT data (e.g., player history results) may be inaccurate.
• Blizzard: Uses the OverFast API to retrieve data for players with a public career, including hero stats, win rates, and role-based game counts.