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LENpolygon / Build-Order-Tool-AoE4-

Build Order Tool (for Age of Empires IV)
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adding basic react components #10

Closed xarvey closed 2 years ago

xarvey commented 2 years ago

My plan here is:

Frontend: can follow the design of https://lotv.spawningtool.com/ Framework: Next JS + Firebase, https://fireship.io/courses/react-next-firebase/ I never used next before so want to give it a try DB Schema:

Vote: Int BuildOrderUrl: the url that can render it in your site Name: String Description: String Categories: Array

Stretch plan includes some filtering too

I'm also wondering how deploy is gonna work, since this likely requires npm/node. Can you show me how do you deploy it online. Otherwise I'm happy to try things like netlify/heroku/firebase

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LENpolygon commented 2 years ago

My plan here is: Frontend: can follow the design of https://lotv.spawningtool.com/ Framework: Next JS + Firebase, https://fireship.io/courses/react-next-firebase/

I used that tool for inspiration too, so agree with that. Just want to give people the option to browse by civilization too because there are more civ's then in SC2.

I never used next before so want to give it a try DB Schema: Vote: Int BuildOrderUrl: the url that can render it in your site Name: String Description: String Categories: Array Stretch plan includes some filtering too

Ok, not sure what you mean by Categories though?

I'm also wondering how deploy is gonna work, since this likely requires npm/node. Can you show me how do you deploy it online. Otherwise I'm happy to try things like netlify/heroku/firebase

Currently it's deployed on Firebase. So we can either use the Firebase database or a standalone simple database like noDB.