A simple bot-vs-bot Battleships webgame.
Please make sure that the latest version of Node.js, Foreman, MongoDB and Redis are installed in your system. MongoDB and Redis should be running before you start the Node.js application.
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Clone the repository
$ git clone https://github.com/hjr265/battlescripts.git -
Install dependencies via NPM
$ cd battlescripts $ npm install -
Create a ".env" file by copying "env-sample.txt", and populate it
SECRET: A fairly long random string, e.g. a-fairly-long-random-string BASE: Base URL where the application will be available, e.g. http://localhost:5000 MONGO_URL: MongoDB URL for the database, e.g. mongodb://localhost/battlescripts FACEBOOK_APP_ID: Create a Facebook application from your developer console, and put the App ID here FACEBOOK_APP_SECRET: .. and App Secret here TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY: .. similarly, do it for Twitter TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID: .. and Google GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET OPT_MAX_BOTS_PER_USER: Set to "16", without quotes OPT_MAX_TESTS_PER_HOUR: Set to "128" OPT_MAX_TESTS_CONCURRENCY: Set to "2" OPT_MAX_SAVES_PER_HOUR: Set to "1024" OPT_MAX_CHALLENGES_PER_HOUR: Set to "32" POSTMARK_API_KEY: Required for sending emails SENTRY_URL: Required for tracking in-application errors OPT_ENGINE_GC_EVERY_STEP: Set to "no" OPT_GAMES: Comma separated list of game engines to enable, e.g. Battlescripts,Tictactoe or just Battlescripts -
Use Foreman to start a "web" process, and at least one "kue" process in loop (separately)
$ foreman start web $ while true; do foreman start kue; sleep 1; done -
Navigate to http://localhost:5000 on your web browser
Contributions are welcome.
Battlescripts is available under the BSD (3-Clause) License.