Polyhoot! Server backend

A Ktor-based server that handles game process, user registration and packs provision

Deploying server locally

You can deploy Polyhoot! server to your machine with purpose of hosting games yourself. You'll also have to build Android client with your own WebSocket IP in order to play. These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for any purpose possible.

Prerequisities

• Java Development Kit 17

Cloning the project

git clone https://github.com/polyhoot/server -b master

Setting up the environment

At this point you have to export MONGOURI and JWT_SECRET environmental variables.

You should create a MongoDB and copy the connection URI and export it to MONGOURI

JWT_SECRET should be a random string, it will be used as key for JWT Auth

export MONGOURI="mongodb..."
export JWT_SECRET=<random string>

Building server

To build server you should run shadowJar Gradle task. You can do that with:

./gradlew shadowJar

A runnable JAR file will be generated and placed to build/libs/polyhoot_server.jar

Running the server

To run server use standard java -jar command

java -jar build/libs/polyhoot_server.jar <options>

Server running options

There are only three options so far:

--port, -p [8080] -> Port server should listen to { Int }
--debug, -d [false] -> Debug mode (MongoDB logging mostly)
--help, -h -> Usage info 

License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - see the LICENSE file for details.