> mode: 'no-cors',
You can't do this, you are requesting something from a different origin after all. The "opaque" empty response you're getting is by design: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Response/type
Since you're using Electron, why not use <code>https.request</code> instead of fetch?
Could try one of the solutions here and see if it helps:
On a side note, depending on your needs it may just be easier to grab some of the 'processed' data from the RePoE repo here https://github.com/brather1ng/RePoE/tree/master/data
For reference, AWS ES is expensive. Unless you start scaling horizontally and clustering aggressively, ES loves slurping memory and will eat CPU at a high rate while bulk indexing.
We are in early design development so it's still not clear how stashi will provide our tools.
If our software is released as an executable, the source code will be released with it under GPL and hosted somewhere friendly to GPL projects.
However we may decide to simply use a server side only php package to view data in the API and then perform calculations there, which would not require us to release any source code.
We do plan to release the data we discover in a format that can be utilized under the creative commons license, as it would be data and not code in that case. This data could be used by other projects like trademacro or poe.trade for that matter, to help you get a picture of the demand of a rare item.
A Nuget package has been created here. Out of interest, has anyone checked out the prject or tried it? If you did, did you meet any struggle or anything I should change/fix?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.hungrymole.pob&hl=en_GB&gl=US This still worked as of last month, at least I checked a build on it.
But that might help? if you can see the coding etc?