Phoos-Java

A foosball score tracking webserver implemented in java and react. This will track very basic information about foosball games (scores and players). As of right now it assumes a specific set of rules are followed:

1. 4 players, split into 2 teams
2. Each player plays half the game on offense and half on defense
   • players can choose where they start but must stay on their side until half time
3. Games are played to 10 points, switching sides once a team reaching 5 (half time)
4. Win by 2 up to 15

Local Installation

You can run this web server with docker or docker-compose.

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To run with docker you need to start the db first and then start the server.

• docker build -f db/maria.Dockerfile -t phoos-db db/
• docker network create phoos-network
• docker run -d --name phoos-db --expose 3306 --network=phoos-network phoos-db
• docker run -t -p 8080:8080 --network=phoos-network evanwht/phoos-javalin

In order to interact with the db locally with a database management tool you can replace --expose 3306 with -p 3306:3306

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To run with docker compose run docker-compose -f db/docker-compose.yml -f db/docker-compose.latest.yml up -d

Development

After making changes to either the ui or the javalin server, you can build your changes into a new docker container and run locally to test out your changes. Running gradle build from the top level package will run npm install, npm build, copy the build artifacts to app/src/main/resources/public, and build the javalin server. In order to dockerize the webserver, run gradle jibDockerBuild. This will build the javalin server into a docker image and load it to your local docker daemon. Alternatively you can run gradle jibBuildTar to build a tar ball of the docker image and then docker load to load it into a separate docker daemon. Stop any running javalin containers and replace with your newly built image.

• gradle jibDockerBuild
  • jib tags the image with the current project version by default. This can be overridden by running gradle jibDockerBuild -Djib.to.tags='my-tag'.
• docker run -t -p 8080:8080 --network=phoos-network evanwht/phoos-javalin:{version}
  • replace {version} with project version or whatever custom tag you used.
• docker-compose -f db/docker-compose.yml up -d phoos-javalin
  • You will need to modify the compose file if you used a custom tag.