A server implementation of the game Chess. Websocket for live board updates and invites, and http for client commands/requests...
Orders are basically generic models that could be used for updates(server->client) and/or command(client->server).
In the beginning it used to be 2 different packages, but making them as one helped achieved more consistency when modifying the fields.
Updates are sent via the Websocket connection, http pools seemed more complicated.
commands are sent via http, since http can report failure of request.
To enable an authentication method, define the following enviroment variables: [$PLATFORM_CLIENT_ID, $PLATFORM_CLIENT_SECRET, $PLATFORM_REDIRECT].
$PLATFORM can be one of three: 'DISCORD', 'GOOGLE', 'GITHUB'.
Example:
DISCORD_CLIENT_ID=''
DISCORD_CLIENT_SECRET=''
DISCORD_REDIRECT=''
Note: You can test each platform's oauth credentials via /api/v1/platform/private. If you are logged in, it will show your user's information.
Matchups are created via the invite system. A user invites an available user, and if that other user accepts then a match is created.
Invites expire after 30 seconds.
Build the server using build.sh, and deploy it as a standalone executable then run it in the background(tmux or in a service file).