This is a simple fortnite dashboard designed to allow a select group of people quick access to all their stats. We track all the standard statistics that are avaialable to us (kills/placements/matches), and also generate stats on a game to game basis.
$ docker-compose build
$ docker-compose up -d
This will build the multiple applications (main app, postgres, redis, celery) and launch them.
$ docker-compose exec postgres bash
# psql -U [user]
# CREATE DATABASE "[db]"
# \q
# exit
This loads us into the postgres container and creates the necessary database.
$ docker-compose exec app bash
# flask db upgrade
# exit
Finally, we load into the app container and migrate the database
Go to localhost:5000 to see the app (using the built react app)
$ cd app/web
$ yarn install
$ yarn start
This will install the necessary npm components and start the react app.
If you wish to serve the react app from the server, build it with
$ yarn build
This is just to serve on production
$ docker-compose exec app bash
Simply load into the app container and follow the Flask-Migration Docs
Please note that alembic isn't magic and needs to have certain migrations checked
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+-- _app (The flask application)
| +-- _api (The main server endpoints)
| +-- _models (Database model files)
| +-- _tasks (Celery tasks)
| +-- __init__.py (Main core of Flask app)
| +-- celery.py
| +-- config.py
| +-- database.py
+-- _docker (Docker build files/scripts)
+-- _migrations (Database migrations folder, managed by alembic)
+-- _util (Bash scripts for Docker mostly)
+-- docker-compose.dev.yml (docker-compose for development)
+-- docker-compose.yml (Main docker-compose management file)
+-- LICENSE
+-- manage.py (Python script file for managing the app)
+-- README.md
+-- requirements.txt