Parsely Upload

BARAS integrates with Parsely.io, a community tool for sharing and comparing SWTOR combat logs. You can upload entire log files or individual encounters directly from BARAS.

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Setup

Configure your Parsely credentials in the Settings tab under the Parsely section. All fields are optional — you can upload anonymously without an account.

Field	Description
Username	Your Parsely.io username
Password	Your Parsely.io password
Guild	Guild tag to associate with uploads

Tip

Creating a Parsely account lets you track your upload history and manage your logs on the Parsely website.

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Uploading an Entire Log File

Upload a complete combat log file from the Log Files sidebar:

1. Click the cloud upload icon next to any log file in the sidebar
2. The upload modal will appear showing the file name
3. Set visibility and add an optional note
4. Click Upload

You can also upload from the Session header bar using the Parsely button when a log file is active.

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Uploading a Single Encounter

Upload a specific encounter from the History tab:

1. Navigate to the History tab
2. Find the encounter you want to upload
3. Click the cloud upload icon on the encounter row
4. Set visibility and add an optional note
5. Click Upload

After a successful upload, the encounter row will display a clickable link to view it on Parsely.

Note

Single encounter uploads extract only the relevant combat log lines, so the uploaded file is much smaller than uploading the entire log.

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Upload Options

The upload modal lets you configure two options before uploading:

Visibility

Option	Description
Public	Anyone can view the log on Parsely
Guild only	Only members of your guild can view it
Private	Only you can view the log (requires an account)

Notes

Add an optional text note to describe the upload (e.g., “Dxun HM prog night” or “Clean Styrak kill”).

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After Uploading

• A toast notification appears with the Parsely link on success
• For encounter uploads, the link is saved and displayed inline in the History tab
• Click the link to open the log on Parsely in your browser
• If the upload fails, an error message will explain what went wrong