/sports-checker

Primary LanguageRuby

README

Database setup

You can use .env file in project root to configure database connections or override other system environment variables. Look at config/database.yml for available variables

Run bin/rake db:seed to fill the database with a sample records set. This may take some time (about 2 minutes on my PC) because it creates a lot of records for players' counter and achievement data.

Available methods

  • Call player.achieved?(match, achievement) on a player instance to check if that player had specific achievement in a match.

  • Call player.achieved_last?(achievement) to check if that player had specific achievement in last 5 matches. You can also override matched count by passing a named argument match_count like that: player.achieved_last?(achievement, match_count: 6)

  • Call Player.top(achievement) to find top 5 players that have this achievement in most matches. You can also use a named argument count if you want other number of players, like Player.top(achievement, count: 3).

    This also applies to any players collection, for example, to members of a team.

  • Call team.top_players(achievement) as a shorthand method to find top 5 players of a team. It calls the players top scope internally and can also accept count argument.

  • Call player.set_counter(match, counter, value) to update value of a specific counter. This will also award achievements assotiated with that counter automatically, if value exceeds or is equal to achievement's threshold.

  • Call player.award_achievement(match, achievement) to manually award achievement to player regardless of counter values.

For any of the above methods:

  • match can be a match id or match object instance
  • achievement can be an achievement id, name, or instance
  • counter can also be a counter id, name, or instance