This is the entirety of the source code running on swarfarm.com. Previously, a portion of the site was published on github as swarfarm_io. This was the code that dealt with uploaded user data, so I felt that being open about what it was doing was important. Now, I've decided to publish the entire codebase to get more eyes on the code and hopefully some contributions. This project was started as a learning experience, and my web development and python skills started out rusty. Some of that rust is still in the code today, so if you see something ugly it can probably be improved.
Work is ongoing to fully flesh out the REST API and recreate the frontend with the latest and greatest web development technologies. This opens the door to third-party clients and mobile apps. Any new features or major refinements are on hold until the new frontend is ready. The exceptions to that rule are bug fixes, data logging/report generation, and any minor effort improvements.
Any ideas should be raised as an issue first. If you want to contribute code for an idea, fork the repository and create a pull request. Any changes in data models that affects the database structure will be highly scrutinized and may be delayed in deployment if accepted.
- Copy
.env.exampleto.env. No modifications are necessary to work with the default Vagrant config. Vagrant provisioning will fail if you do not have a .env file present. - Install Vagrant and run
vagrant upin the root directory of this project..env.examplewill automatically be copied to.envand will work without modification for development.
This will get you:
- Fully operational production stack compressed into one VM (nginx, postgres, gunicorn, redis, rabbitmq, celery)
- Debug mode enabled
- Hot reloading code based this local source directory. No hot reload for celery daemon, though.
- Server accessible at http://10.243.243.10
- Monster bestiary data already filled in
You can use the python virtualenv on the Vagrant VM (located at /home/vagrant/swarfarm_env) as a remote interpreter if your development environment supports it.
The ports for postgres, redis, and RabbitMQ are forwarded to your host machine so they are accessible from localhost.
There are no tests yet. I am a horrible person.
- Python
- Django - The web framework
- Django REST Framework - REST API for Django
- Celery - Asynchronous task runner
- Many other packages. See requirements.txt
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details
- SWProxy for easily extracting game data, which makes SWARFARM orders of magnitude easier to use.
- SWProxy-plugins for including the SwarfarmLogger.py plugin and making the data logs possible.
- SW-Exporter, the new proxy hotness for exporting and logging.