SportSee

This repo contains all the source code to run the micro API for the sports analytics dashboard SportSee.

1. General information

To start this project, you are free to use Docker or not. In this documentation, we will see several methods to launch the project easily.

2. Project (without Docker)

2.1 Prerequisites

• NodeJS (version 12.18) or higher (tested up to Node 20.0)
• Yarn

If you are working with several versions of NodeJS, we recommend you install nvm. This tool will allow you to easily manage your NodeJS versions.

2.2 Launching the project

• Fork the repository
• Clone it on your computer.
• The yarn command will allow you to install the dependencies.
• The yarn dev command will allow you to run the micro API.

3. Project (with Docker)

2.1 Prerequisites

• Docker Desktop

2.2 Starting the project

• The docker image build --no-cache -t micro-api . command will allow you to build your image.
• The docker container run --name micro-api -p 3000:3000 -dt micro-api yarn command will allow you to create your Docker container and run your image on port 3000.
• The docker container stop micro-api command will allow you to stop your micro-api.
• The docker container rm micro-api command will allow you to delete your micro-api container.

2.3 Vscode and container remotes

Finally, if you have VsCode, you can easily launch your project in a docker environment.

You will need the Remote Development extension. Once you have this extension installed, just click on the Reopen in Container button.

Once in the container, run the yarn dev command.

4. Endpoints

4.1 Possible endpoints

This project includes four endpoints that you will be able to use:

• http://localhost:3000/user/${userId} - retrieves information from a user. This first endpoint includes the user id, user information (first name, last name and age), the current day's score (todayScore) and key data (calorie, macronutrient, etc.).
• http://localhost:3000/user/${userId}/activity - retrieves a user's activity day by day with kilograms and calories.
• http://localhost:3000/user/${userId}/average-sessions - retrieves the average sessions of a user per day. The week starts on Monday.
• http://localhost:3000/user/${userId}/performance - retrieves a user's performance (energy, endurance, etc.).

Warning, currently only two users have been mocked. They have userId 12 and 18 respectively.

4.2 Examples of queries

• http://localhost:3000/user/12/performance - Retrieves the performance of the user with id 12
• http://localhost:3000/user/18 - Retrieves user 18's main information.