Codebattle

Codebattle - is an open source game being developed by the Hexlet community. The current version of the application is available at codebattle.hexlet.io.

This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. Contribute guideline.

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Requirements

• Mac / Linux
• Docker

Install

$ git clone git@github.com:hexlet-codebattle/codebattle.git
$ cd codebattle
$ make setup

Start Server

$ make compose

• Open http://localhost:4000

Run Tests

$ make compose-test

Lint

$ make compose-lint

# To run specific
$ make compose-mix-format
$ make compose-mix-credo
$ make compose-lint-js-fix

Useful

$ mix upload_langs

$ mix images.push # all
$ mix images.push elixir

$ mix images.build # all
$ mix images.build elixir

$ mix images.pull # all
$ mix images.pull elixir

#If you use images in dev env, run commands in make compose-bash

Profile js bundle

Support

• https://t.me/hexletcommunity channel: codebattle

Troubleshooting

macOS

• Install Docker

Make sure you have installed Docker Desktop for macOS.

brew install --cask docker

Or download Docker Desktop directly from: https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop

• Start Docker Desktop

Launch Docker Desktop from your Applications folder. The Docker icon will appear in your menu bar when it's running.

If you encounter issues, try restarting Docker Desktop from the menu bar icon or your Applications folder.

Docker Desktop will start automatically on boot by default. You can change this in Docker Desktop preferences if needed.

Linux

• Install Docker

Make sure you have installed Docker Engine for your Linux distribution.

Follow the official installation guide: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/

• Start Docker service

Make sure Docker is running. You can start the Docker service manually by typing:

sudo systemctl start docker

or you can add it to startup by typing:

sudo systemctl enable docker

• Add your user to the docker group

To run Docker without sudo, add your user to the docker group:

sudo usermod -aG docker $USER

Then log out and log back in for the changes to take effect, or run:

newgrp docker

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