Konker? I just met 'er!

Features: http://sprint.ly/product/41137/dashboard/?statuses=backlog,current,complete&order=priority

Game Database: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LY9Iklc3N7RkdJKkiuVNsMJ07TFsBi973VmIqgnLO6c/

• [/] make sure client behaves OK with maintenance mode on (503 (Service Unavailable))

  • some client calls still need to be hardened

• optimization - look at Scout for slow requests

• reexamine FitBit API to see if there's a more efficient call to fetch a bunch of days at once

• round up remainder steps

• return # of coins received in claim response (coins and gems alike)

• validate max. one capture per game

• player stats across all seasons in GET player endpoint

• set session token inside WebGL HTML; skip login in client

• expire session token after X days

• redo dump tests

• look into memory usage errors

• heroku addons

  • New Relic
  • Scout
  • Papertrail
  • Honeybadger or Airbrake
  • CircleCI

• rename attack_mvp to top_attacker and defense_mvp to top_defender

• seed_players should use avatar.csv to determine gear asset

• remove/unify json path files -> paths.csv

• remove current db field

• create prod env

  • heroku
  • fitbit
  • game client selector UI

• fixture factories

• merge Piece into Player in API and DB

• make a Procfile https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/ruby-default-web-server

• Alex learns Unity (gratis)

• switch from RAML to Swagger? http://swagger.io/

• upgrade to Rails 5

To update the gear database,

1. go to https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LY9Iklc3N7RkdJKkiuVNsMJ07TFsBi973VmIqgnLO6c/
2. select the "Gear" worksheet
3. select "File > Download As > CSV (current sheet)"
4. save as db/gear.csv
5. verify everything locally (rake spec, open http://localhost:3000, etc.)
6. git add db; git push; ./deploy.sh

Name must be unique and remain consistent. NEVER remove or change the short name ("Name") of an item that already exists inside a player's inventory or was used in a game that has ever been played.

(We may want to add a "disabled" flag to the spreadsheet for that scenario in order to retire gear.)

For paths, similar to above but

1. use the "Paths" sheet
2. save as db/paths.csv
3. git add db; git push; ./deploy.sh to deploy

This should be obsolete soon, but I wrote a little script to convert Matt's path json into tab-delimited format for easy pasting into the gdoc. Put the various json files in db e.g. db/bluePaths.json and then...

• run rails r "Path.print_rows('blue', 'defense')" | pbcopy
• switch to the gdoc, click on a cell and hit Cmd-V to paste

Reference doc: campconquer.raml

1. Install https://atom.io/

2. Install http://apiworkbench.com/ with apm install api-workbench

   • or open Settings/Preferences -> Install and search for api-workbench

3. Activate autosave:

    autosave:
      enabled: true
   

4. Read http://apiworkbench.com/docs/

First, install raml2html

cd ..
git clone git@github.com:raml2html/raml2html.git
cd raml2html
chmod a+x ./bin/raml2html
npm install

Then go back to this project dir and run:

./doc.sh -o

and when the server is running later on you can access

http://localhost:3000/campconquer-api.html or http://campconquer-staging.herokuapp.com/campconquer-api.html

We are using ActiveAdmin for some non-API UI

http://activeadmin.info/docs/documentation.html

• install Homebrew, XCode Command-Line Tools, RVM, Bundler, Rails, etc.; see http://installfest.railsbridge.org/ for more info

    rvm get master
    rvm install ruby-2.3.3
    gem install bundler
  

• git clone git@github.com:mattbrand/campconquer.git

• cd campconquer

• bundle install

• edit .env (see below)

• rake db:setup

Problems with Nokogiri? Check here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40038953/installing-nokogiri-on-mac-os-sierra-10-12

Optional setup:

Alex recommends JSON Viewer for nicely viewing JSON output in Chrome

and Postman for exploring APIs

• git pull
• bundle install
• rake db:migrate
• rake db:seed (if seeds.rb or its data files have changed)
• rake spec
• rails server or heroku local
• open http://localhost:3000

Open the campconquer-unity directory as a project dir in Unity

1. click "Build Settings" (cmd-shift-B)
2. make sure platform is "WebGL" (select it and click "Switch Platform" if it's not)
3. click "Player Settings" button and make sure memory is 2032
4. click "Build" button
5. click on "public" and Save As "CampConquer" -- if it doesn't say "Are you sure?" then you clicked wrong

1. Sign in and get a token (use your actual name and password)

   http://localhost:3000/api/sessions?name=mod&password=xyzzy =>

    {
      "status": "ok",
      "token": "c1478346db1f93b79030d3d8a7753716ac4c634247af16bd48ab31fa371aee27",
      "player_id": 1024
    }
   

2. Pass that token in to every subsequent call

   http://localhost:3000/api/players?token=c1478346db1f93b79030d3d8a7753716ac4c634247af16bd48ab31fa371aee27 =>

    {
      "status": "ok",
      "players": [
        {
          "id": 1024,
          "name": "mod",
          "team_name": "red",
          ...
   

3. Use POSTMAN, it's good

####More complicated Rails Console examples:

show all player names and their owned gear

Player.all.map{|p| [p.name, p.gear_owned]}

=> [["Thatcher", ["hat1", "hat2", "hat3", "shirt0", "shirt1", "shirt2", "shirt3", "shoes0", "hat0"]],
 ["Megan", ["hat1", "hat2", "hat3", "shirt0", "shirt1", "shirt2", "shirt3", "shoes0", "hat0"]], ...

buy (but don't re-buy) the default gear for all players

Player.all.each {|p| Gear.where(owned_by_default: true).each {|g| p.buy_gear! g.name unless p.gear_owned.include?(g.name)}}

set a random path on a player p

 path = path: Path.where(team_name: 'red', role: 'offense').sample
 player.piece.update!(path.points)

• Create an app for yourself at https://dev.fitbit.com/apps named e.g. "Matt's Local CampConquer"

  • Callback URL must be http://localhost:3000/players/auth-callback

• Put values inside .env in the project dir, e.g.:

    FITBIT_CLIENT_ID=123XXX
    FITBIT_CLIENT_SECRET=abc123abc123abc123abc123abc123abc123
    FITBIT_CALLBACK_URL=http://localhost:3000/players/auth-callback
  

Note that FITBIT_CALLBACK_URL must correspond with the Callback URL on https://dev.fitbit.com/apps/edit/xxxxx

• https://ngrok.com/ may be useful if you want to demo a locally-running app to someone on the wider Internet

git remote add prod https://git.heroku.com/campconquer-prod.git
git remote add staging https://git.heroku.com/campconquer-staging.git

• sign in to https://heroku.com
• visit https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/campconquer-staging/resources
• or https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/campconquer-prod/resources
• and click on "Papertrail"

We use Heroku Scheduler to run rake pull_activity from lib/tasks/scheduler.rake every night at 5:30 UTC (12:30 or 1:30 Eastern)

see https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/scheduler

• Create a player: https://campconquer-staging.herokuapp.com/admin/players/new
• Click "Auth" and follow the Fitbit auth flow

Want to see what other Fitbit info is available? Check out https://dev.fitbit.com/docs/activity/ for docs

BestHTTP: https://docs.google.com/document/d/181l8SggPrVF1qRoPMEwobN_1Fn7NXOu-VtfjE6wvokg/edit#

Xamarin Studio Community Edition: https://www.xamarin.com/download