Steam Cleanplay Console

A web-based tool to check if players in a Team Fortress 2 or Counter-Strike: Global Offensive matches have any Steam bans. It also features a social graph to visualize the relationships between players based on their Steam friendships / relevant groups.

Development

Vite is used for development and building the front-end application. It provides fast development with features like hot module replacement (HMR) and efficient production builds. Vite is configured using vite.config.js in the project root. All requests with the /api prefix are forwarded to the back-end Express server during development, using the vite server-proxy configuration

PRE: You need to have docker to run the image at /redis folder

• Rename .env.example to .env & update the values
• Run npm run dev

Troubleshooting

• Read redis/README.md

Deployment

• Replace "name" & "app" strings with your new app name at package.json at fly.toml (respectively)
• Run npm i
• Rename .env.example to .env
• Run flyctl launch
• When prompted for a builder, select builtin Nodejs.
• Run npm run fly:deploy (for future deployments only this command will be needed)

Stopping / Starting app

• npm run fly:stop
• npm run fly:start

Read app secrets

• npm run fly:ssh
• type env
• quit with exit

Set app secrets

Add them to .env file. Alternatively use fly.io built command but note those take precedence over the ones at .env

• flyctl secrets set SECRET="myvalue" -a <app-name>

Read server logs

From terminal

• npm run fly:logs

Redis

Upstash Redis can be created with flyctl redis create

• flyctl redis list & copy redis name
• flyctl redis status <redis-name> & then copy the Private URL & set the proper env variable at the .env file

Other

Currently hosted free of charge on Fly.io

• https://fly.io/blog/shipping-logs/
• https://fly.io/docs/reference/redis/