ocl-app

ocl-app is a fork of the dr4ft project, described below, for the purposes of the Online Cube League. Much of the set-drafting capability has been stripped out to simplify maintenance and extension.
ocl-app depends on ocl-data, and requires a file ocl.ini in the config directory which will specify database environments and sheets links, as well as a google-auth folder containing credentials to pull/push from sheets. Contact Joel to discuss this access or building ocl-app without it.

dr4ft

dr4ft is a NodeJS based web-application that simulates draft and sealed format between players and/or bots. Most of MTG sets are playable thanks to MTGJson support. We follow as much as possible the rules that determine how a real booster is created.

The application provides the following features:

• Draft and sealed format
• Regular, Cube and chaos game types
• Special game modes like "Glimpse Draft"
• 1 to 100 players
• 1 to 12 packs per player
• All playable sets ever printed
• Import your custom set and play it
• In-game chat
• Pick Timer
• Autopick
• Suggest lands
• Kick players
• Connection indicators
• Pick confirmation
• Grid and column view
• Card sorting by rarity, type, color or Manacost
• Bots
• Notifications when a pack is available
• API to create and manage a game remotely. More docs here
• Accurate Booster generation rules from @taw magic-sealed-data

Technologies

dr4ft is written in ES6 and transpiled with Webpack and Babel, and uses React on the client-side. The application uses SocketIO and the Websocket technology between client and server.

Project History

dr4ft is a fork of arxanas' drafts.ninja fork of aeosynth's draft project:

draft (initial project, discontinued)
    ↳ drafts.ninja (fork, discontinued)
            ↳ dr4ft (fork, current main project)

It supports all their features, and many more.

Known pages running this code:

• dr4ft.info

Installation

Native

1. Install Node.js >= 11.0.0
2. Run
   $ npm install
$ npm start
3. Visit http://localhost:1337

Docker

You can also create a Docker image and run the app in a container:

1. Install Docker
2. Build the image:
   docker build -t dr4ft-app .
3. Run it in a container:
   docker run -dp 1337:1337 dr4ft-app
   
4. Visit http://localhost:1337

Usage

Start Server

npm start This command start the server

npm run download_allsets This command downloads all sets from MTGJson and integrates them.

npm run update_database This command downloads integrates all files previously downloaded from MTGJson.

Development Notes

VSCode

You can debug this application by adding the following configuration to your launch.json:

{
  "name": "Launch via NPM",
  "type": "node",
  "request": "launch",
  "cwd": "${workspaceFolder}",
  "runtimeExecutable": "npm",
  "runtimeArgs": [
      "run", "start-debug"
  ],
  "port": 1338
}

You should now be able to set breakpoints in backend/ and hit them when you start the debugger. This relies on the --inspect-brk=1338 flag to open port 1338 for the debugger to attach to.

Breakpoints for the frontend should be set in your browser console.

Contributors

THANK YOU!

Contribute!

Be a part of this project! You can run the test using the following.

1. Install dependencies from package.json by running npm install
2. Run the test via npm test
3. Make some fun new modules!

Found bugs or have feature requests? Feel free to open an issue! Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

_{The project is unaffiliated with Wizards of the Coast, and is licensed under the MIT license.}