Should any user wish to build their own parser, manually review malformed logs, or simply meditate on the imperfect nature of reality, however, the packets that AlbiPy is unable to parse are kept along with the raw logs themselves. These packets, however, are almost never the first packets received by the client and as a result, the most important orders are almost universaly understood. AlbiPy does make some attempts to correct errors that are easy to fix, however there are still packets that AlbiPy cannot parse. Since the market data is sent to the client through the UDP protocol, some of the data is scrambled or hard to read. AlbiPy gives direct access to the following data on every market order sent to the client: AlbiPy listens on the Albion Online client's UDP socket in order to record and parse information as it is passed to the game client.
The AlbiPy sniffing thread class allows quick and easy access to datapoint directly from the Albion Online client's network traffic. If anyone wants to work together on testing it for other operating systems I'd be happy to collaborate to port it. It is not guaranteed to work on previous versions of Windows nor on Mac OS. Note: For the time being, AlbiPy has been tested on both Linux and Windows. AlbiPy is a network sniffing tool that allows direct access to the Albion Online Client's market data through the Python programming language.
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