This project is my effort to create a site that fighting game players in the Fresno area can use to have a consistent method of challenging each other. I always wanted to build a ladder site for that purpose and here it is.
The site is deployed using firebase here: https://fgc-ladder-1261d.firebaseapp.com/
Users can sign up to one of the games either anonymously or by linking a Google account. After they are approved by an admin, they can place challenges. If they linked their google account, they will have access to a user dashboard that displays their info for each game and any outstanding challenges they have.
The list of players, player info, standings, recent matches, and everything pending are all stored on a Firebase backend using their Realtime Database.
There is also an admin section allowing admins to approve applications to join a ladder, approve anonymous challenges and approve score postings. The admin can also post news onto the front page as well as manually add/edit/remove any player from the ladder.
I have purposely not uploaded some files to github as they contain API keys for the Firebase backend and the Twitch API. If you would like a copy of those files without the keys, or help setting up, I would be happy to.
This is created in Angular2, using a Firebase backend. 99% of the code was created by me, J.R. Ruggiero. Some other credits include:
ELO calcluator was mostly taken from the JS file posted by github user Moroshko here: https://github.com/moroshko/elo.js
This project was generated with Angular CLI version 1.4.3.
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