The Lords

It is a browser turn-based strategy game for 2-4 players available at https://gavr.games. Below is the developer's guide to set up development environment.

Getting Started

The general idea is to have a set of containers with Lords services installed and working inside of it. Any developer will be able to quickly bring it up and test/develop. We use Docker and Docker Compose to spin up our development environment. You can install Docker here You will also need to install Docker Compose

Pre Requirements

• Your machine should support virtualization. Sometimes you need to enable it in BIOS.
• OS: Ubuntu or MacOS.
• Installed Docker + Docker Compose.
• Internet connection :)

Next steps

Once you have all of those installed you should:

• Checkout latest Lords code from GitHub. You should see docker-compose.yml file in the root defining all services.
• create .env file from .env.example
• run chmod o+w ./web/lang/cache to give write rights to the containers.
• cd to project's root folder and run docker-compose build. It will build all Dockerfiles and create images for containers.
• run docker-compose up -d to start all services.
• Setup db with the following command docker-compose exec db /database/bin/lords_db_init.sh
• Add the lines below to your /etc/hosts (domain name lords.local is specified in .env):

# Lords
127.0.0.1 lords.local

• Now you should have a running set of docker containers. Check all of them are working using docker-compose ps command. The game should be available via http://lords.local

Everyday Usage

• to launch containers run docker-compose up -d
• to stop containers run docker-compose stop
• to run command inside running container docker exec web COMMAND
• to login into container docker-compose exec web /bin/bash
• to run command in separate container instance docker-compose run web COMMAND
• to completely remove container docker-compose kill web + docker-compose rm web (it could be useful to recreate container when something went wrong).

You can change web to any container name, see docker-compose.yml. Each container syncs required folders in both directions (see docker-compose.yml -> volumes sections).

Connecting to the database

To connect to the database running inside the docker container use TCP/IP connection localhost:3306 user:root, password:root (password specified in .env)

Deploy

• install Docker and Docker Compose
• install tci
• clone code
• create .env file
• create log directory
• add permissions for lang cache chmod 0777 web/lang/cache
• run ./deployment/deploy.sh
• make sure web/game/mode9 is writable for everyone for error saving

Validate deployed services:

• docker stack services lords - replicas should be 1/1, not 0/1
• run database updates docker exec -it $(docker ps -q -f name=lords_db) /database/bin/lords_db_update.sh
• see the list of containers with errors docker stack ps lords --no-trunc
• see service logs docker service logs --tail="200" lords_ws replace ws with service name