SimRig Manager

Manage all of your iRacing accessories and data

1. Control custom LED fixtures (currently just an RPM gauge)
2. Set up driver profiles and compete for the fastest lap times
3. Develop your own iRacing apps using the SimRig API

Installation

Install the backend API

cd backend
pip install -r requirements.txt

This is a background service that will connect to iRacing, so install it on the system you use to play iRacing.

Run the web application

For development

cd web-app
npm install
ng serve

For production

cd web-app
ng build --prod

The compiled application is generated in the dist folder. How you host it is up to you.

Usage

Start the API

python simriglights.py

To keep this running all the time, you can configure a NSSM service, or use PM2 if you already have NodeJS installed.

Web App

Browse to http://localhost:4200, add some drivers and light controllers, then start racing!

API Documentation

Check out http://localhost:8000/docs for Swagger UI documentation, or the ReDoc documentation at http://localhost:8000/redoc

Testing

pip install pytest
pytest

All backend unit tests are run using pytest

npm test

All Angular unit tests are run using karma in a headless Chrome browser

Docker

The project is also configured to be run with Docker Compose:

docker-compose up

This will bring up the entire application. To bring up a single service (i.e. the backend API):

docker-compose up backend

And to force a rebuild:

docker-compose up --build