Web-app for logging your groups boardgame sessions. Go see it at https://lautapelit.herokuapp.com/
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- Users can create an account using a numeric code with a 48 hour expiration time
- The admin user generates these codes from the admin interface in the app
- Users see all added boardgames and can filter and sort these.
- Users can add new boardgames with a name and a description. The description can be freely edited later
- Users can open each boardgames' page and see its playsessions.
- Users can log their playsessions
- Playsessions contain information about when it happened, what the duration was and who were playing and what each players scores were
- Events such as playsessions, users joining and boardgames getting added, show up on the activity feed
- Playsessions can be deleted by the creator or admin.
- Boardgame can be deleted by the creator or admin if it has no playsessions.
- Users can like boardgames and see the like count
- Users have 3 mega-likes (for some reason) which they can allocate to boardgames
- Discussions: users can comment on playsessions and boardgames.
- Users can edit and delete their comments. Admin can delete any comment.
- A separate discussion activity feed for comments shows up besides the normal activity feed.
- Tags: boardgames can have tags, users can create new tags. Users can search boardgames by tags.
- Score types: boardgames can have different scoring systems in addition to the default numeric scoring, such as win-lose.
- Images: boardgames have an image gallery. Users can upload images from the boardgames' page.
- Most recently added images show up in a carousel on the landing page.
Requirements: Docker, Node
- Fork and clone the repository
- Backend:
npm install,docker-compose up. - Run backend tests:
npm run test:container - Frontend:
npm installandnpm start. - Frontend css:
npm run tailwind:dev - Building frontend:
npm run build
Github Actions CI is set up to deploy the application to Heroku.
- Installs Node
- Builds frontend
- Builds the backend image and runs api tests on it
- Logs into Heroku
- Pushes the image to Heroku repository