The Parse Viewer is a side panel that opens alongside the main plugin window and displays detailed performance data for every fight in an FFLogs report. It fetches data from the FFLogs GraphQL v2 API and shows each player’s DPS, rDPS, aDPS, and parse percentile — color-coded by tier — so you can review a pull immediately after it uploads, without opening a browser.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/Robert5204/FFLogsUploader/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
FFLogs API setup
The Parse Viewer requires an FFLogs API client to fetch parse data. Creating one is free and takes under a minute.Go to the FFLogs API clients page
Open
https://www.fflogs.com/api/clients in your browser. You must be logged in to your FFLogs account.Create a new client
Click Create Client. Enter any name (for example, “Dalamud Plugin”) and leave the redirect URI blank — client credentials flow does not need one. Submit the form.
Copy the Client ID and Client Secret
FFLogs displays your new client’s Client ID and Client Secret. Copy both values — the secret is only shown once.
Paste the credentials into the Parse Viewer
Open the Parse Viewer (click View Parses after any upload, or use the plugin’s window). If your API credentials are not yet configured, the viewer shows a setup prompt. Paste the Client ID and Client Secret into the respective fields and click Save & Connect.The credentials are saved to the plugin configuration and will not need to be entered again.
The Parse Viewer uses the OAuth2 client credentials flow (
grant_type=client_credentials) to obtain a bearer token from https://www.fflogs.com/oauth/token. The token is cached in memory and refreshed automatically when it expires.Viewing parses for a report
Open the Parse Viewer
Click View Parses in the main window after a live log or file upload completes. The Parse Viewer opens pre-loaded with the just-uploaded report code, and the fight list loads automatically.You can also open the viewer manually and type any report code into the Report field, then click Fetch.
Select a fight
The left panel lists every fight in the report. Each entry shows the boss name, fight duration, local start time, and outcome:
- Kills are shown in green.
- Wipes are shown in red, with the boss HP percentage at wipe if available.
Review the parse table
The side panel shows a sortable table with one row per player. Click any column header to sort by that column. The default sort is Parse % descending.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Character name and home world server |
| Job | Job or specialization |
| DPS | Raw damage per second (total damage ÷ fight duration) |
| rDPS | Raid DPS — your personal damage adjusted to account for the buffs you applied to others and received from others |
| aDPS | Adjusted personal DPS — personal damage adjusted for buffs received |
| Parse % | Percentile ranking for this pull against all recorded parses for this fight |
If no parse data appears yet, the report is still being processed by FFLogs. The side panel shows a Refresh button when the data is empty — click it to retry. Percentiles typically appear within a minute of the report being terminated.
Parse percentile color coding
Parse % values are color-coded to match FFLogs tier colors:| Color | Range | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 99–100 | Exceptional — among the top 1% of all logged parses |
| Orange | 95–98 | Very high — top 5% |
| Purple | 75–94 | High — above average |
| Blue | 50–74 | Average |
| Green | 25–49 | Below average |
| Gray | 0–24 | Low |