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Implement full usage of BeatKhana-API for the WebPanel.
Why:
To make setting up the overlay quicker.
Current setup path:
- Asked if: 1V1 or Battle Royale (If BR is picked, BeatKhana cannot be used currently)
- Asked if BeatKhana tournament or local (User decides).
If BeatKhana is used:
- Confirmation of tournament-style and that BeatKhana is used.
- Enters User1 and User2 info.
- Enters "Round X"
- Enters BeatKhana tournament ID
- Select a map-pool from the tournament (through API)
- Proceeds to WebPanel to control scoreline and Pick&Ban
If local:
- Confirmation of tournament-style and that BeatKhana is not used.
1V1:
- Enter User1 Info
- Enter User2 info.
- Enter "Round X"
- User is asked to upload map-pool(s)
- Select a map-pool from the uploaded map-pool(s)
- Proceeds to WebPanel to control scoreline and Pick&Ban
BR:
From here the user clicks "Configure",
- Input a complete list of usernames for all users. *1
- Input a complete list of ScoreSaber IDs. (In the same order, as the usernames, so the ID belongs to the username) *1
- Input a complete list of Twitch-usernames. (Same as above) *1
- Proceeds to WebPanel to control player-scores + spectated user.
Using a BeatKhana-implementation removes the need for the WebPanel-user to manually:
- Set user info
- Enter what round it is
- Upload map-pools
Using a BeatKhana-implementation will add automation for those things + add make it so the WebPanel-user simply can select a match from a drop-down window, which then will auto-setup with the following data from BeatKhana:
- Needed user info
- The current round
- Map-pool played in that match/round.
How:
The user will be required to have a tournament created on the BeatKhana website, have it public, show participants, have a bracket generated + have map-pools created, named (Round 1, Round 2, LR1, LR2 etc.) and public.
This information will be fetched through the BeatKhana-API, where we simply ask the API to for the following:
Action
Endpoint
Pull a complete participants list
./api/tournament/{tourneyID}/participants
Pull a complete bracket
./api/tournament/{tourneyID}/bracket
Pull a complete list of map-pools
./api/tournament/{tourneyID}/map-pools
Assuming the user picks a BeatKhana-setup, the setup-would look like this:
- Asked if: 1V1 or Battle Royale (User picks the style of tournament)
- Asked if BeatKhana tournament or local (User picks BeatKhana)
- Asked for their BeatKhana tournament ID (The numeric value in the URL when on the specific tournament-page)
If 1V1:
- Asked to pick a match. (Dropdown example: "Cerret-gustav, Round 1", "Cerret-Garsh, Round 2", and so on)
- Proceeds to WebPanel to control scoreline and Pick&Ban
If BR:
- Adds the complete participants list to the control-panel. (BeatKhana-name, ScoreSaberID and TwitchName)
- Proceeds to WebPanel to control player-scores + spectated user.
What:
Why:
To make setting up the overlay quicker.
Current setup path:
If BeatKhana is used:
If local:
*1 Example
Using a BeatKhana-implementation removes the need for the WebPanel-user to manually:
Using a BeatKhana-implementation will add automation for those things + add make it so the WebPanel-user simply can select a match from a drop-down window, which then will auto-setup with the following data from BeatKhana:
How:
The user will be required to have a tournament created on the BeatKhana website, have it public, show participants, have a bracket generated + have map-pools created, named (Round 1, Round 2, LR1, LR2 etc.) and public.
{tourneyID}
/participants{tourneyID}
/bracket{tourneyID}
/map-poolsAssuming the user picks a BeatKhana-setup, the setup-would look like this: