Core

IITC defines some top-level variables in main.js that its internal modules and first-party plugins use for configuration

Constants

window.PLAYER

Defined by stock. Static (needs page reload to update). Stores information about the current player:

  • ap: AP the player has (string)
  • available_invites: Number of invitations this player can send
  • energy: XM the player currently holds
  • min_ap_for_current_level: AP required for the player’s level (used for level progress)
  • min_ap_for_next_level: AP required for the next level (used for level progress)
  • nickname: The actual agent name
  • team: Player faction. Can be “ENLIGHTENED” or “RESISTANCE”
  • verified_level: Current player level

IITC adds a few things in :function:`~window.setupPlayerStat`:

  • nickMatcher: RegExp used to match the player’s agent name in chat
  • level: Backwards compatibility, same as verified_level.
window.REFRESH

Controls how often the map should refresh, in seconds, default 30.

window.ZOOM_LEVEL_ADJ

Controls the extra refresh delay per zoom level, in seconds, default 5.

window.ON_MOVE_REFRESH

Wait this long before refreshing the view after the map has been moved, in seconds, default 2.5

window.MINIMUM_OVERRIDE_REFRESH

“limit on refresh time since previous refresh, limiting repeated move refresh rate” (?), in seconds, default 10

window.REFRESH_GAME_SCORE

Controls how long to wait between refreshing the global score, in seconds, default 15*60 (15 mins)

window.MAX_IDLE_TIME

Controls how long, at most, can the map be inactive before refreshing, in secods, default 15*60 (15 mins)

window.HIDDEN_SCROLLBAR_ASSUMED_WIDTH

How much space to leave for scrollbars, in pixels, default 20.

window.SIDEBAR_WIDTH

How wide should the sidebar be, in pixels, default 300.

window.CHAT_REQUEST_SCROLL_TOP

Controls requesting chat data if chat is expanded based on the pixel distance from the line currently in view and the top of history, in pixels, default 200

window.CHAT_SHRINKED

Controls height of chat when chat is collapsed, in pixels, default 60

window.FIELD_MU_DISPLAY_POINT_TOLERANCE

Point tolerance(?) for displaying MUs, in unknown units, default 60

window.COLOR_SELECTED_PORTAL

What colour should the selected portal be, string(css hex code), default ‘#f0f’ (hot pink)

window.COLORS
['#FF6600', '#0088FF', '#03DC03']; // none, res, enl

Colour values for teams used in portals, player names, etc.

window.COLORS_LVL
['#000', '#FECE5A', '#FFA630', '#FF7315', '#E40000', '#FD2992', '#EB26CD', '#C124E0', '#9627F4']

Colour values for levels, consistent with Ingress, with index 0 being white for neutral portals.

window.COLORS_MOD
{VERY_RARE: '#b08cff', RARE: '#73a8ff', COMMON: '#8cffbf'}

Colour values for displaying mods, consistent with Ingress. Very Rare also used for AXA shields and Ultra Links.

window.MOD_TYPE
{RES_SHIELD:'Shield', MULTIHACK:'Multi-hack', FORCE_AMP:'Force Amp', HEATSINK:'Heat Sink', TURRET:'Turret', LINK_AMPLIFIER: 'Link Amp'}

Mod type dict for displaying mod names.

window.ACCESS_INDICATOR_COLOR

What colour should the hacking range circle be (the small circle that appears around a selected portal, marking a ~40 metre radius), string(css colour value), default ‘orange’

window.RANGE_INDICATOR_COLOR

What colour should the linkable range circle be, string(css colour value), default ‘red’

window.MIN_ZOOM

“min zoom for intel map - should match that used by stock intel”, in (leaflet zoom levels?), default 3

window.NOMINATIM
'//open.mapquestapi.com/nominatim/v1/search.php?format=json&polygon_geojson=1&q='

URL to call the Nominatim (geocoder?) service, string.

window.RESO_NRG

Resonator energy per level, 1-based array, XM

window.HACK_RANGE

Maximum radius around a portal from which the portal is hackable, metres.

window.OCTANTS
['E', 'NE', 'N', 'NW', 'W', 'SW', 'S', 'SE']

Resonator octant cardinal directions

window.OCTANT_ARROW
['→', '↗', '↑', '↖', '←', '↙', '↓', '↘']

Resonator octant arrows

window.DESTROY_RESONATOR
window.DESTROY_FIELD
window.CAPTURE_PORTAL
window.DEPLOY_RESONATOR
window.COMPLETION_BONUS
window.UPGRADE_ANOTHERS_RESONATOR

AP values for performing in-game actions. COMPLETION_BONUS: refers to the extra AP for deploying the last resonator on a portal.

window.MAX_PORTAL_LEVEL

Maximum portal level.

window.MAX_RESO_PER_PLAYER
[0, 8, 4, 4, 4, 2, 2, 1, 1]

How many resonators of a given level can one deploy; 1-based array where the index is the resonator level.

window.TEAM_NONE
window.TEAM_RES
window.TEAM_ENL

Faction. NONE is 0, RES is 1, ENL is 2.

window.TEAM_TO_CSS
['none', 'res', 'enl']

Maps team to its CSS class. Presumably to be used like TEAM_TO_CSS[TEAM_ENL].

window.SLOT_TO_LAT
window.SLOT_TO_LNG
[0, Math.sqrt(2)/2, 1, Math.sqrt(2)/2, 0, -Math.sqrt(2)/2, -1, -Math.sqrt(2)/2]
[1, Math.sqrt(2)/2, 0, -Math.sqrt(2)/2, -1, -Math.sqrt(2)/2, 0, Math.sqrt(2)/2]

Something to do with resonator slots?

window.EARTH_RADIUS

The Earth’s approximate radius at the equator in metres.

window.DEG2RAD
Math.PI / 180

Variables

window.refreshTimeout

(?) stores the id of the timeout that kicks off the next refresh (ie value returned by setTimeout())

window.urlPortal

Portal GUID if the original URL had it.

window.urlPortalLL

Portal lng/lat if the orignial URL had it.

window.selectedPortal

Stores the ID of the selected portal, or is null if there is none.

window.portalRangeIndicator

Reference to the linking range indicator of the selected portal. This is a Leaflet layer.

window.portalAccessIndicator

Reference to the hacking range indicator of the selected portal. This is a Leaflet layer.

window.mapRunsUserAction

Bool, true if the map is currently being moved. More precisely, this is true between the movestart and moveend events of the Leaflet map.

window.portals
window.fields

References to Leaflet objects for portals, links, and fields. These are indexed by the entity ID in an object, ie. { id1: feature1, ...}

Note: Although these will be Leaflet objects, not all may be added to the map if render limits are reached.

window.resonators

My guess is that it used to be like portals but was deprecated when Niantic stopped sending resonator positions to Intel, and kept in for backwards compatibility with older plugins.

window.overlayStatus

An object, where the keys are layer names and their values are bools true if the layer is enabled. Should mirror the layer selector UI.

Note: The variable comment states that “you should use :function:`window.isLayerGroupDisplayed(name)` to check the [layer] status”

window.plugin()

A noop function/namespace/”plugin framework”.

window.bootPlugins

A list of hooks that should be called after IITC has finished booting. Mostly used to initialise plugins. Note: These will not run if some blacklisted plugins are detected.