how to run web app

1. run npm install in src/javascript/websocket-test and src/javascript/reqme
2. run cargo build in src/rust/banana (requires nightly version of rust: rustup default nightly) 3 make sure libssl-dev and pkg-config are installed on your machine - necessary for rust request library used to call riot API routes.
3. install redis:

   wget http://download.redis.io/redis-stable.tar.gz
   tar xvzf redis-stable.tar.gz
   cd redis-stable
   sudo make install //this will add redis-cli and redis-server to your path

   5. run redis with the conf file in the main directory

      redis-server redis.conf

   6. make sure you have a Db_config.toml filled out with the right values in src/rust/banana
   7. start your api from src/rust/banana.

      cargo run

   8. start the web app. go to src/javascript/reqme and run:

      npm start

how to setup and run the java client listener

The client-listener app listens to the LoL client and broadcasts pick/ban data over a local websocket. For now, it runs on Windows only (this is a limitation of the client API library).

See https://github.com/stirante/lol-client-java-api for the library we're using.

1. Install a JDK for Java 8 on your Windows side, free & recommended is AdoptOpenJDK: https://adoptopenjdk.net/installation.html#
2. Install maven on your Windows side: https://maven.apache.org/install.html (be sure to add maven to your PATH)
3. Open your LoL client and log in
4. Open cmd as Administrator. Check your maven installation with mvn --version
5. Within leeg, navigate to src/java/client-listener
6. Run mvn clean install && mvn exec:java

7. The app should start up, tell you the summoner logged in, and try to open a connection to the websocket the Web app is listening on

   On startup the client-listener app will print a sample of the JSON format that will be broadcast over the local websocket: {"summonerName":"Rawshokwave","summonerTeam":[137,42,11],"opponentTeam":[642,55]}