Basic example of a game application that uses Flux Capacitor.
A docker compose file configures the setup. Once everything is started (see below) the following is running:
- 1 Flux Capacitor instance at
http://localhost:8888 - 2 instances of app
- 1 instance of web at
http://localhost:8090 - Angular dev server at
http://localhost:4200
The web instance's responsibilities are to forward commands and queries (posted to /api/command and /api/query
respectively) to Flux Capacitor. It also establishes the identity of the user (via JWT parsing).
All commands and queries are handled by the app instances, so business rules are applied only there.
To build, you need to have Node.js and Maven installed locally. To run you need Docker.
Execute ./run.sh for the initial run. This performs a Maven build, builds and launches the dockers configured in
docker-compose.yml and launches the frontend.
For later runs you're recommended to execute ./run-backend.sh and / or ./run-frontend.sh as they launch a little
faster.
- For Linux users: Make sure that the user you are running the scripts with is a member of the
dockeruser group.