Brawlclub

This repository contains the source code of the Brawlclub.app website.

This web app allows you to find clubs that match your criteria in Brawl Stars, a Supercell game. It also shows you statistics about yourself or clubs!

Table of content

Requirements
Django setup
React setup
Running tests

Requirements

Please install all these:

Python > = 3.8
Git
Redis (optional but runs on production)
PostgreSQL
Node Package Manager
React JS

Django setup

1. Change current directory to be where you want the project to be

cd <future project folder>

2. Clone the github project

git clone git@github.com:Shriukan33/OC-P13-BrawlClub.git

3. Get into the project's folder

cd OC-P13-BrawlClub

4. Create a virtual environment (recommended)

python -m venv venv

5. Activate your virtual environment (if you went through step 4)

Windows

venv/Scripts/activate

Linux / MacOS

. venv/bin/activate

6. Install project's dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

7. Set proper env variable in .env files

There are two environment variables files:

In BrawlClub/.env.template
In BrawlClub/bc_frontend/dotenv.template Fill in the different fields as necessary, instructions are in the file. Note that brawl stars API keys are free, if you want to use several, you may create several and make a single string with several keys, separated by a '#'. Example: BRAWLSTARS_API_KEY = "thisIsKey1#thisIsKey2"

8. Start the redis server

(Optional) Redis server is used to cache leaderboard pages, as they are computation heavy. Use the command redis-server to start the cache server and keep the terminal open. You should see something that looks like this:

9. Create the PostgreSQL database

Create the database using pgSQL:

psql -d postgres
CREATE DATABASE brawlclub;
grant all privileges on database brawlclub to <user you want to give the privileges>;
alter database brawlclub owner to <user you want to give the privileges> ;
quit;

You don't have to create a specific user, the default postgres can do the work.

10. Create tables in the database using `manage.py migrate`

If you have your virtual environment activated, move your working directory to the same directory as manage.py (P13_BS_API/BrawlClub/) and use this command: python manage.py migrate to create the tables in the database.
You may also create a superuser using python manage.py createsuperuser, this will allow you to login into the admin panel in http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin

11. Start the server

Use the following command python manage.py runserver

React setup

1. Rename dotenv.template

Fill Django's address (by default, 127.0.0.1:8000)

2. Install react dependencies

cd bc_frontend/
npm install

2. Start the react server

npm start

Tests

If you use Redis, you may want to launch the tests with the cache server running. To launch the tests, first activate the redis server

redis-server

then, while having your venv activated, move to migrate.py directory and use:

python manage.py test

You're done! You may now head to localhost:3000 to see the landing page!

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