Mahjong Pantheon: automated statistics & assistance for japanese riichi mahjong sessions.

Pantheon project consists of some submodules, each of those might be installed standalone (see instructions in folder of each submodule). To quickly run Pantheon locally using Docker, read further.

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Preparations

Pantheon developer environment works on *nix hosts (mac, linux, *bsd). Windows-based systems are not supported (while it still MAY work, it is not tested at all, also you may want to try using it under WSL in Windows 10+).

Make sure you have Docker installed and daemon running on your system. Also Pantheon expects PHP7+ to be installed on your host system for some minor needs.

Running containers

Note: on some linux distros almost every docker-related command should be run as root. If nothing happens, or error is displayed, try adding sudo before make.

1. make container to build a pantheon container (this should be done every time Dockerfile is changed).
2. make run to run the container and do all preparations inside of it (this should be done after each container shutdown).
3. make dev to install dependencies for all projects, run database migrations and start all servers.
4. Now you can use make logs and make php_logs to view all logs in real-time. Also you may use make shell to get to container shell, if you want to. Notice that killing php-fpm, postgres or nginx will ruin the container entirely. Use Dockerfile to alter their configuration.

To create new empty event, run make empty_event - and you will be able to access event with printed link. Admin password for every generated empty event is password. To create an event and fill it with some data, run make seed or make seed_tournament (with sudo if required). Note: this command will perform a full cleanup of data!

Default ports for services are:

• 4001 for Mimir JSON RPC API
• 4002 for Rheda interface (http://localhost:4002/)
• 4003 for Tyr mobile interface (http://localhost:4003/)
• 4004 for Frey user management backend, also JSON RPC (http://localhost:4004/)
• 5532 for PostgreSQL connections - use pgAdmin3/4 or any other client to access your databases.

Pull requests

Any pull request should pass all current code style checks; also all unit tests should pass. Don't forget to run make check (with sudo if required) before sending your pull request. To fix all code style issues automatically (in php code only), run make autofix (also sudo may be required).