Game Face

“Game Face” will be our weekly round-up of our internal and external open source work here at Agora Games. Internal open source refers to our public projects that you can find over at our account. External open source work refers to projects that we contribute to in off-hours and may or may not have anything to do with video games because we’re swell folks like that. Pretty simple right? Here goes…
kairos
provides time series storage using Redis or Mongo backends. As of the 0.3.0 release, we have implemented support for Gregorian data intervals (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly) and there is a new API for Timeseries.series(). Check the README for more details.
Contributor(s): Aaron Westendorf (, )
leaderboard
allows you to build leaderboards using Redis. The leaderboard (Ruby), and libraries all saw updates this week. In leaderboard 3.1.0, we added support for a members_only option when making various leaderboard requests to only return the member data and not rank or score data. This same functionality was ported to leaderboard-coffeescript 1.1.0 and leaderboard-python 2.3.0.
Contributor(s): David Czarnecki (, ) and Simon Zimmerman ().
torus
is a service implementing the Carbon protocol to store time series data using and an HTTP server to query and analyze the data. With the 0.3.0 release, we upgrade to kairos 0.3.0 to add support for Gregorian dates and date ranges to “/series”, added support for UNIX timestamps or parsedatetime-compatible strings for ‘start’ and ‘end’ parameters to “/series” and added support for ‘steps’ parameter to “/series”.
Contributor(s): Aaron Westendorf (, )












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