Automates mage portal selling and consumable trading in World of Warcraft: Classic.

Note: Addon is disabled by default. Use /mageservice on

• Scans local and instance chat for players wanting to buy ports, water or food
• Whispers found players & invites them to the party
• Uses a proximty scanner to detect when players are in trade range. Automatically opens trade window.
• Ensures players paying for ports put the required gold into the trade window
• Fills the trade window with food/water when players are not looking for a port
• Blacklists players who keep the trade window open without action
• Ensure casting a port doesn't interfer with conjuring food/water
• Prints a trade summary
• Persists settings across game sessions

Buttons

• Accept Trade Appears once a trade is acceptable
• Cast Portal Appears once a player has paid for a port
• Conjure Appears when the players backpack doesn't have enough water/food
• Advertise Appears every 60 seconds to send advertisement to local and instance channel

MageService uses a modular design with a central namespace (MAGESERVICE) that stores references to all modules. Each module handles a specific aspect of functionality and is registered in the main namespace.

• Init.lua: Initializes the global MAGESERVICE table
• Settings.lua: Manages persistent settings that are saved between game sessions
• Core.lua: Main event handler and integration point for all modules
• ContainerUI.lua: Manages the movable UI container and button layout system
• Advertiser.lua: Handles chat advertisements with cooldown management
• Blacklist.lua: Manages player blacklisting system
• Destinations.lua: Handles portal destination detection and mapping
• Spells.lua: Controls spell casting for portals and conjuring
• Trade.lua: Manages trade window interactions and inventory operations
• TradeProximityMonitor.lua: Monitors nearby players for automated trading
• TradeTimeoutMonitor.lua: Handles trade timeout detection and cancellation
• Utilities.lua: Provides common utility functions

1. Event Registration: The Core module registers for WoW events and distributes handling to appropriate modules
2. Chat Processing: Monitors chat channels for portal/food/water requests
3. Player Handling: Tracks player status, destinations, and trade states
4. UI Management: Dynamic button creation and layout based on current context
5. Trade Automation: Manages the entire trade workflow from detection to completion
6. Settings Management: Persists user preferences across sessions via WoW's SavedVariables system

• /ms or /mageservice: Toggle the addon on/off
• /ms on or /mageservice on: Explicitly enable the addon
• /ms off or /mageservice off: Explicitly disable the addon
• /mageservice show: Show the UI container
• /mageservice hide: Hide the UI container

• Detect when party invites fails
• Ensure port isn't on cd
• Respond to players asking for specific water/food stack combinations
• Respond to players asking about portals
• Add more user-configurable settings (advert messages, water/food configuration, etc)
• Track Sales