EventTracker

Event Tracker

Using this addon you can view detailed information about the events that are triggered by the game.

Detailed information such as arguments of the event’s payload for the tracked events/functions are displayed. You can also see which frames are monitoring specific events.

You can also track function calls to see time spent during the execution of the function (on a call per call base as well as the total execution time).

You have two options to track standard WoW events

• Update the file EventTracker_events.lua yourself. The following is an example of how the contents of the file may look like.

-- Events to be tracked 
ET_TRACKED_EVENTS = {
   "PLAYER_LEVEL_UP",
 "PLAYER_XP_UPDATE",
 "UNIT_HEALTH"
};
-- Events to be ignored (applied when using /et registerall) 
ET_IGNORED_EVENTS = {
 "BAG_UPDATE_COOLDOWN",
 "ACTIONBAR_UPDATE_COOLDOWN",
 "UNIT_POWER_FREQUENT",
} 

• Add an even using the in-game slash command /et add <event>. Events added this way will not persist between log-in sessions.

Be careful to specify only valid events.

Event Tracker uses the function GetFramesRegisteredForEvent(), which will cause WoW to hard crash when it is being called with a non-existing event.

Slash commands

The following slash commands are available:

Notice

This project was abandoned since 2016 and I just took over it. My goal is to keep it working under retail version.
If you have issues with other clients (such as Classic/WOTLK), please submit a PR on github page.

To Do

• Fix: frame rate drop when scrolling the main window
• Add a GUI option to enter tracked/filtered events
• Add a GUI option to copy single event’s details
• Re-implement the filter/ignore logic (Add a filter textedit box?)
• Save user settings