Developing on windows should "just work" (tm) with Visual Studio. For other platforms - the functional tests use a LocalDB that gets created and destroyed before and after use. If you cannot setup LocalDB to work the same way without Visual Studio (which manages it on windows), then instead just try to use an in-memory database.

Whenever the database context is update in asp.net, a new migration has to be made so that the update can be applied to existing servers.

See the ms docs for more info.

• Clone repository
• Prepare a server with a MySql database. If you have an existing database, make sure it's up to date using asp.net migrations
• Update appsettings.json. Specifically the JWT secret, database name, database user and database password.
• Make a build of the API
• Deploy your build to the server of choice. Move your appsettings.json to the same folder as CentCom.dll
• Launch with dotnet CentCom.dll
• The API listens on port 5001 for HTTPS and 5000 for HTTP

A swagger specification for the API can be found in Docs/swagger.yaml.

More in-depth documentation for the game-server list can be found in Docs/server-list.md

All CODE falls under the MIT license.

All ASSETS fall under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.