PA165-esports

Check our project wiki for more information about the system.

• To see our project as it was at the time of milestone 1, you can checkout the tag m1 or browse the repository here.
• To see our project as it was at the time of milestone 2, you can checkout the tag m2 or browse the repository here.
• To see our project as it was at the time of milestone 3, you can checkout the tag m3 or browse the repository here.

Instructions for running the project

Setup

First, you need to have installed Node.js and npm. Here you can get both at once: https://nodejs.org/en/ Verify everything works by running node -v and npm -v.

Then go to the esports-angular directory, which contains our Angular application, and run npm install @angular/cli -g to install angular-cli. Verify by running ng -v. Then run npm install to install npm dependencies.

Running

Go to the esports-rest directory and run: cd .. && mvn clean install && cd esports-rest && mvn cargo:run. This starts the Tomcat server with our REST service, let it run in the background.

Next, launch another instance of the terminal, and run ng serve in the esports-angular directory to start the angular-cli development server.

How to test the REST API

GET

• curl -i -X GET http://localhost:8080/pa165/api/v2/competitions/
• curl -i -X GET http://localhost:8080/pa165/api/v2/teams/
• curl -i -X GET http://localhost:8080/pa165/api/v2/players/

Logging in to the web application

After completing steps in Setup and Running, access http://localhost:4200 from the browser.

• You can log in as a player by using the username player and password player.
• You can log in as a team manager via the username teamManager and password admin.
• You can log in as a competition manager via the username compManager and password admin.