WoWSpect - WPF Application

TL;DR - I did

• Created a desktop application called WoWSpect
• The application allows users to look up player and guild information outside of Blizzard Entertainment’s World Of Warcraft
• Used the Blizzard Entertainment API to fetch the data
• Used the Flurl library to make the API requests
• The application was created using WPF and C#

Description

For an university assignment in Frontend Development, I created a desktop application called WoWSpect. This application allows users to look up player and guild information outside of Blizzard Entertainment’s World Of Warcraft. The application was created using WPF and C#.

WoWSpect was created to help World of Warcraft players to determine whether a player or guild is worth inviting to a group or guild. The application fetches the data from the Blizzard Entertainment API. To make the API requests, I used the Flurl library. The application was designed to be user-friendly and easy to use. The user can search for a player or guild by entering their name, realm and region. The application then fetches the data and displays it to the user.

Specifically, the application fetches the following information:

Player Information

• Player Meta Data like Name, Level, Item Level…
• Player current main stats, secondary stats and tertiary stats
• Player Mythic+ Season data showcasing the newest season’s best runs and current M+ score

Guild Information

• Guild Meta Data like Name, Realm, Region…
• Guild’s current members and their realm and level