Hosted at http://www.jinteki.net. Example of gameplay.
Card rules implementation status
(There's a docker section down there!)
Install Leiningen, NodeJS and MongoDB.
This project runs on Java 21. If you're on OSX or Linux, we recommend using jenv to manage your java environment.
You can check your setup by running:
$ lein version
Leiningen 2.11.2 on Java 21.0.7 OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM
Your exact version numbers may vary, but we require Java 21+.
Populate the database and create indexes using:
$ lein fetch [--no-card-images]
1648 cards imported
$ lein create-indexes
Indexes successfully created.
You can optionally pass --no-card-images if you don't want to download images from
NetrunnerDB, as this takes a while. See lein fetch help
for further options.
To install frontend dependencies, run:
$ npm ci
added 124 packages, and audited 125 packages in 2s
To compile CSS:
$ npm run css:build
compiled resources/public/css/netrunner.css
Optionally you can say npm run watch:css to watch for changes and automatically
recompile.
Compile ClojureScript frontend:
$ npm run cljs:build
[:app] Compiling ...
[:app] Build completed. (238 files, 0 compiled, 0 warnings, 22.18s)
Finally, launch the webserver and the Clojure REPL:
$ lein repl
dev.user=>
and open http://localhost:1042/.
You'll need to install Docker and Docker-Compose. After that, just run bin/up in the project directory (or do the GUI-equivalent of this). If this fails because it "couldn't fetch dependencies", try again, it was just a networking error.
It can take a while. You'll see lots of messages, so just wait until you see something like netrunner-server-1 | nREPL server started on port 44867. After that, you can visit http://localhost:1042/ and the server should be running.
While coding clojure it's important to have a REPL connection going. The server's REPL is configured to always run on port 44867, so you can connect using $ bin/repl (or the program of your preference, like your code editor).
Now, let's populate the database and create indexes with bin/database-seed. This will download card images, which can be slow. When its done the server will be restarted. If you ever need to drop the database, run bin/database-drop. This will keep the card images you downloaded previously, but you'll need to do bin/up and bin/database-seed again.
You can access the servers' bash and lein commands individually using bin/bash and bin/lein.
To do testing, you run them inside the container with bin/test and bin/test-focus.
To run all tests:
$ bin/test
3602 tests, 118797 assertions, 0 failures.
To run a single test file:
$ bin/test-focus game.cards.agendas-test
285 tests, 9715 assertions, 0 failures.
Or a single test:
$ bin/test-focus game.cards.agendas-test/fifteen-minutes
1 tests, 47 assertions, 0 failures.
For more information refer to the development guide.
- Development Tips and Tricks
- Writing Tests
- "Profiling Database Queries" in
DEVELOPMENT.md
Jinteki.net is released under the MIT License.
