Learning a new build order in Starcraft 2 can be tricky, so I made this tool to make it a little easier. Just load up a replay file where the first human player is playing a build-order you want to practice. Once the build is loaded, you'll see a visual timeline of all of the unit, structure, and upgrade timings. Just hit play and run it on your second monitor while you practice against the AI!

BBR is written as a Python 3.x FastAPI application. I host it with uvicorn, and have successfully hosted it on both Windows and Linux.

1. Install uvicorn using your preferred mode (pure Python or Cython-based, see the uvicorn documentation).
2. Install python dependencies with:

python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

You should be able to run the server from the command line:

uvicorn server:app

If you are doing development, consider adding the --reload option which will cause uvicorn to auto-reload if you make any source changes:

uvicorn server:app --reload

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