This is a little webapplication where people can come and play a game of Draughts (or Checkers if you like). The goals of this project are:

• To experiment and play with the DDD architecture
• To serve as an example of how to apply DDD in a real application
• To teach others what DDD is
• To play a fun game of Draughts

The documentation is a part of the application. You can find the link to the documentation in the footer after you run it, or you can look at the source files of the docs.

• Dotnet 7 SDK
• Node.js 18 and npm 9
• Docker and docker-compose

Optional: Create appsettings.env.json files to override existing settings. The json files exist in the Draughts, Draughts.IntegrationTest and Draughts.Command projects.

Start and initialise the develop dependencies with ./run-dev.sh start. To build the frontend run npm install && npm run build:dev.

You can then run the application with something like cd Draughts && dotnet run -v n. It should open at http://localhost:52588.

If you need to, you can access the databases with adminer at http://localhost:52580. As credentials use MySQL, draughts-db, root, root. You can leave the database empty.

To build a release, run ./build-release.sh.

You can deploy with something like

sudo docker container rm -f draughts \
  ; sudo docker image rm draughts \
  ; sudo docker load -i ./Draughts/publish/docker-image-draughts.tar.gz \
  ; sudo docker run --name draughts -p 8000:8000 -v ${PWD}/Draughts/logs:/app/logs:z draughts

Note:

• Make sure the user 'dkr-user' with uid '1042' has write access to the logs dir.
• You should probably add something like --restart always, -v some-dir/appsettings.env.json:/app/appsettings.env.json:ro and -v some-dir/my-cert.pfx:/app/cert.pfx:ro to the docker run command.