Bridge Scorer Project

Demo

See the demo of the BridgeScorer here.

Contributing

Use pull requests. Travis CI is used to test all pull requests prior to merging.

Releasing

To release a new version, the current branch must be main, the workspace must be clean. The release branch must not exist.

To create the release, execute:

sbt release

Then push the release branch and make a pull request. Once the Travis CI build finishes merge the pull request, and then push the tag that was created with the sbt release command.

Directory Structure

client/
  src/
    main/
      scala/      the source for the browser application
help/             the help project from https://github.com/thebridsk/bridgescorerdocs
rotation/
  shared/
    src/
      main/
        scala/    a utility to help with bridge table rotations
server/
  src/
    main/
      public/     static content for web application
      scala/      the server source code
      resources/  resources for the server
    test
      scala/      test code
  store/          persistent store for dev environment, git ignored
  testdata/       test data for integration tests
shared/
  shared/
    src/
      main/
        scala/    shared code between web application and server
utilities/        the utilities project from https://github.com/thebridsk/utilities
project/
  Dependencies.scala            dependencies for all projects
  MyEclipseTransformers.scala   sbt transformers for eclipse
  MyReleaseVersion.scala        my version support for sbt-release
  plugins.sbt                   plugins needed by this project
  Server.scala                  support for running server in tests
build.sbt         build file
version.sbt       version file, maintained by build.sbt and sbt-release plugin
setup/
  sbt/            files for global configuration of sbt
launchers/        eclipse launchers for development environment

Server Key for HTTPS Connection

To generate the server key for the HTTPS Connection run the following:

md key
cd key
..\generateServerKey.bat abcdef abcdef

Warning: The above is NOT secure, the password for the private key trivial. This only shows how to make a server that supports HTTPS.

With this key, the following options will enable https and http2 when starting the server:

--certificate key/example.com.p12 --certpassword abcdef --https 8443 --http2

The sbt build target bridgescorer-server/serverssl can be used to start the server with https support and bridgescorer-server/serverhttp2 can be used to start the server with https and http2 support. Note that the akka-http2-support library is added in the test scope, as is the serverhttp2 target.

Development Environment

This project uses nested submodules. The easiest way to clone is to use clone --recurse-submodules.

mkdir BridgeScorer
cd BridgeScorer
mkdir git
cd git
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/thebridsk/bridgescorer

The resulting directory structure is:

BridgeScorer
  git
    bridgescorer
  ws

The ws directory is the eclipse workspace.

Prereqs

• Java 1.8
• Scala 2.12.10
• SBT 1.3.0
• Chrome
• ChromeDriver, be sure to match the version of Chrome.
• Hugo, at least version 0.52

Optional:

• Visual Studio Code
• Scala Metals

SBT Global Setup

• In the SBT install, edit the file conf/sbtconfig.txt and make the following changes:

  • Change -Xmx option to -Xmx=4096M. 512m is not enough.

• If you update SBT, you may need to clean out the ~/.sbt directory. Make sure you save global.sbt, plugins.sbt and any other configuration files.

• Optionally copy the files in setup/sbt/1.0 to ~/.sbt/1.0. This has a plugins.sbt file with plugins that are nice to have.

Setup for VSCode

Install the scalametals extension. Add sbt, Scala, Java, chromedriver, hugo to the path when starting VSCode.

Debugging iOS (Oct 28, 2017)

Use jsconsole from https://github.com/remy/jsconsole

Start jsconsole

git clone https://github.com/remy/jsconsole
cd jsconsole
npm install
node .

Browser to jsconsole

edit server/src/main/public/index-jsconsole.html to set the correct IP address for the jsconsole server.

on iOS Safari, go to /public/index-jsconsole.html