CapStat

CapStat is a project by the following Users:

Christian Persson, committing as Christian Persson

Rikard Hjort, committing as hjorthjort

Jakob Holmgren, committing as Jakob Holmgren

Johan Andersson, committing as lol2kpe

CapStat is a Java application designed for tracking statistics and players of the drinking game caps. It focuses on providing a stable backend to build frontends upon, with the provided GUI acting as an eample for how a frontend might look like. The provided GUI focuses on keyboard-driven input during recording of matches, and providing some examples of statistics available to extract from matches.

Getting Started

Clone the repository. The latest stable version is available in the master branch, while newer additions and ongoing development can be found in the develop branch.
For the purpose of this project, CapStat currently uses a local MySQL Community Edition server as database to store information. Download and install MySQL Community Edition, and start the MySQL server prior to building or running the application.

For example, installing and running MySQL can be done on a Mac OS X system with Homebrew with the following commands:
```
brew update
brew install mysql
```
Then, to start the server:
```
mysql.server start
```
For other systems, please see MySQLs installation and usage instructions.
After the server has started, some scripts need to be run in order to set up the database and table structure. First run database/init.sql, and then run database/capstat.sql, as the root database user. On a Mac OS X system, this can be done using the following commands:

For init.sql:
```
mysql -uroot < database/init.sql
```
For capstat.sql:
```
mysql -uroot capstat < database/capstat.sql
```
For other systems, please refer to the MySQL documentation.
CapStat uses gradle as build system, but gradle does not need be installed in order to build and run the application. Instead, use the provided gradle wrapper. From the root directory of the project, issue the following commands (use gradlew.bat instead of ./gradlew on Windows systems):

Building:
```
./gradlew build
```
Testing:
```
./gradlew test
```
Running:
```
./gradlew run
```

hjorthjort/CapStat

CapStat

Getting Started