JohndeVostok/Magic-Kitchen

Alice's magic kitchen. Software Engineering of THU.

CodeCheF

What is CodeCheF?

CodeCheF is an online programming game for young children. The last letter F is capitalized to avoid conflict with CodeChef Programming Platform, and to show our great respect to CCF (China Computer Federation).

How to run it?

Run locally

First install Python 2 and Django.

$ pip install django

Then run with run.sh, which can be used for any scenario, including debugging, testing and production.

$ sh run.sh

Alternatively, you can run the server manually.

$ python manage.py migrate  # run Django migration
$ python manage.py shell < create_super_admin.py # create super admin
$ python manage.py shell < init_default_level_and_solution.py # initialize default level and solution
$ python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000  # run Django server, listening at 0.0.0.0, port 8000

To setup levels, one can access /test.html to feed the default levels into SQL. If any corruption occurs, remove db.sqlite3, migrate, and access /test.html again. Then change config.useFakeLevel to false in order to use these level. (This may be fixed in near future)

Run with Docker

There are some scripts to run and debug CodeCheF with Docker.

$ sh docker-run.sh  # run CodeCheF with Docker

Note that the server is running in background, so you should use the docker kill command to shutdown it.

Or if you want to build a Docker image manually and test it.

$ sh docker-build.sh  # build a Docker image from current directory
$ sh docker-test.sh  # test the image using build.sh
$ sh docker-debug.sh  # start a bash terminal in the image

Have fun coding and hacking!