An advanced desktop automation and analytics suite designed to optimize market trading in Albion Online. The application automates complex trading workflows—including flipping items to the Black Market—while synchronizing real-time price data across all users via a GCP-hosted backend.

🚀 Key Features

• Market Automation: Automates Buy Order creation, Sell Order management, and "Fast Buy" logic across all major Royal Cities and the Caerleon Black Market.

• Global Price Synchronization: Continuously updates an external database with the latest market scans, providing all users with up-to-date analytics and profit margins.

• Intelligent Inventory Management: Includes a ChestHandler to automate moving items between bank tabs, guild chests, and your inventory for efficient bulk trading.

• Network Sniffing: Utilizes a low-level Sniffer to capture real-time market data directly from game packets, ensuring 100% accuracy without manual input.

• Custom Trading Presets: Create and manage specific lists of items to track and trade based on your personal strategy.

• Dashboard & Analytics: Real-time visualization of order statistics and trading activity over 72-hour windows.

🛠 Tech Stack

• Frontend: Built with Flet (Python framework) for a high-performance, responsive desktop GUI.

• Backend: Python-based automation logic integrated with GCP (Google Cloud Platform) for data persistence and user authentication.

• Networking: Scapy and Pyshark for packet inspection and market data extraction.

• OS Integration: PyWin32 and ctypes for window management and simulated user input.

📋 Recommended Game Settings

For optimal bot performance, configure your Albion Online client as follows:

• Display: Borderless Full Screen

• HUD Scale: 100%

• Window Scale: 80%

• Controls: Use arrows for travel

🏗 Project Structure

• /bot: Core automation logic, including market handlers, travel logic, and the sniffer.

• /gui: Flet-based interface components and pages such as Dashboard, Settings, and Shop.

• /config: Static data including item dictionaries, location IDs, and user settings.

• /docs: Technical documentation and class overviews.