Salvation Development is a large scale social engineering non-profit project set out to tackle the 'wicked problem' of Yu-Gi-Oh! Online Simulators via enterprise level software design. To do so it employs a merit of interconnected support software based around the core support software of YGOPro, Invision Power Boards, and InspIRCD written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript housed in this repository. The project addresses issues of negligence by automating deployment and updating.
If you are looking for a system to use just for dueling with custom cards server side this is not the system, please use YGOCore for that. This system is much more complex and geared to the sole use of SalvationDevelopment.
Install Node JS this will also install node and npm to your commandline, download or clone the program from this repository. Navigate to that folder in cmd or terminal. Run the following commands:
npm install -g istanbulinstalls the code coverage check system.npm install -g mochainstalls the test harness.- A local private IRC server is also recommended.
This will setup a run enviroment you a test harnesses.
To run the system use node server. This will create a version of the system on your desktop at http://localhost.
Do not use our software without our permission. It is ment for use at http://ygopro.us if you want to use this software for something please leave open an issue explaining your intended use and we will write you a custom licence.
This software was developed and designed to help the Yu-Gi-Oh! Online community which for years has been socially suffering. In line with that, to protect the community this project is 'mostly open'. This software can not be used at scale without written permission. That means no more than 10 users. There is a very speific use case I have in mind where we will give out an a flexible licence if asked, by companies and major community leaders. I've seen this software abused we do not want to see that happen again. Basically you are not allowed to use this without asking its creators permission first.
Feel free to fork the project to change the code around and land patches back via pull request. For JavaScript please make sure it follows standard jslint rules on whitespace.