Enjin
Enjin | |
URL | https://www.enjin.com/ |
Status | Offline |
Archiving status | Partially saved |
Archiving type | DPoS |
Project source | enjin-grab |
Project tracker | enjin |
IRC channel | #enjinxed (on hackint) |
Data[how to use] | archiveteam_enjin |
Enjin was a community hosting platform, targeted in particular at gamers. It hosts communities with forums, blogs, game integration, wiki, ticket system, and numerous other 'modules'. It shut down on 2023-04-30.
Site status
Starting in early 2021, there have been various signs of instability, and the platform is deteriorating quickly: some modules started breaking, the mobile apps were pulled from app stores without warning, support tickets went unresponsive, and communities have been getting a free upgrade to the paid 'ultimate' plan without any official statement. Meanwhile, focus appears to be shifting to their 'blockchain product ecosystem', also called Enjin[IA•Wcite•.today•MemWeb].
On 2023-01-16, Lead Technical Manager Brad announced on the forums that the Enjin Website Builder would be shut down at the end of April.[1]
Structure
Community Sites
Many community sites are on subdomains of enjin.com, however Enjin allows sites to use their own domains. Websites are able to upload their own CSS and JS, making the layout of pages varied. A partial list of sites can be found on Enjin's community page, but the list doesn't load all of the sites. Sites can also be discovered from user profiles.
Enjin sites can be discovered iteratively using enjin.com/page/(number). By watching for the absence of a redirect, Surviving sites can be discovered via the "site-url" CSS class present on the template of that page. This appears to be stable at a maximum rate of two page requests per second, per IP.
User Profiles
User profiles can be found at https://DOMAIN/profile/ID, where DOMAIN is the address of any Enjin site and the ID is either a number assigned to accounts on creation or a custom username. Invalid profile URLs and URLs of deleted accounts redirect to the domain's homepage instead of giving an error page. The content of profiles is identical across sites, with the only difference being the theme.
Games Library
Enjin has a listing of games (enjin.com/profile/NUMBER/games) in the many thousands, up to at least 74044
It is delivered in the format of enjin.com/ajax.php?s=social_games&cmd=index&list_only=1&profile_id=NUMBERHERE&exact_first=1&q=QUERYHERE but only shows games on that profile, only 50 at a time (and an extra 16 "Games found on Enjin") and there is no "Next" button, meaning searches must be small. It is possible to search for small queries such as A, AB, etc, though.
Games Library Box Art
The box art is in the format of https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://assets-cloud.enjin.com/gameboxes/74044/boxlarge.jpg however as only boxmedium.jpg is normally shown, none of these larger pictures have been captured on web.archive.org/web/*/https://assets-cloud.enjin.com/gameboxes/*
TeamSpeak
Enjin hosts TeamSpeak 3 servers for communities. Depending on the security level of a server, grab scripts might need to spend a chunk of time generating an identity before they can join to collect the channels.