GameServer

The League Sandbox project’s game server

Project website along with more specifications can be fround from: https://leaguesandbox.github.io/
Project chat on Discord: https://discord.gg/G6mcg5u Project board on Waffle: https://waffle.io/LeagueSandbox/leaguesandbox.github.io

Contributing

We’re looking for people interested in contributing to the project.
Currently the technologies we use include:

• C#
• Lua
• Electron
• Node.js
• Angular
• Socket.io

For more detailed project specifications head over to https://leaguesandbox.github.io/
If you’re interested in contributing, come find us from Discord and let us know

Setup guide

• Install Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 (Community Edition is fine)
• Install DotNet 4.6.1 Framework
• Install NuGet package installer (https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/5d345edc-2e2d-4a9c-b73b-d53956dc458d)
• Install Editor Guidelines (https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/da227a0b-0e31-4a11-8f6b-3a149cf2e459)
• Download the 4.20 version of League client (https://mega.nz/#!hpkiQK5A!pFkZJtxCMQktJf4umplAdPC_Fukt0xgMfO7g3bGp1Io)
• Clone the git repository
• Copy GameServer/Settings/GameInfo.json.template to GameServer/Settings/GameInfo.json
• Modify the just copied settings files as required
• Build and run

Running the client

Currently there are two options for launching the client.

Launching from command line

start "" "Path/To/Your/League420/RADS/solutions/lol_game_client_sln/releases/0.0.1.68/deploy/League of Legends.exe" "8394" "LoLLauncher.exe" "" "127.0.0.1 5119 17BLOhi6KZsTtldTsizvHg== 1"

Using a launcher created by TheWebs

1. Clone the launcher’s repository from https://github.com/TheWebs/IWLauncher
2. Build it
3. Copy the built launcher and it’s dependencies to the game server’s build folder GameServer/bin/Debug/
4. Run it

Project policies

• Line length should be 120 characters maximum whenever possible (use Editor Guidelines plugin for a ruler)
• Pull requests must be approved before they can be merged
• Pull requests should not be merged before the build has passed
  • If the build fails, ping the pull request creator and tell him to fix it
• Files and folders in PascalCase
• JSON dictionary keys in PascalCase
• Keep the code as simple and clear to read as possible
• Each separate feature should be developed in their own branch
• Commits should be in logical small pieces
• Pull requests should be kept as small as possible, generally one feature per pull requests
  • Instead of submitting one huge pull request with 3 features, submit each feature individually

C# guidelines

• Function names in PascalCase
• Constants in ALL_CAPS
• Private variables in _camelCaseWithUnderscore
• Public properties as getters / setters in PascalCase
• All public variable access should happen through getters / setters
• Regions shouldn’t be used, instead split code into classes/files when needed
• Dictionaries preferred over switches and long if/else statements
• Boolean variable names should be prefixed with a question (is/can/should)
• Conditional operator should be avoided. condition ? option1 : option2
  • This is fine to use in some niche cases where you can’t avoid using it
• Interpolated strings with embedded logic should not be used

Development flow and how to use git shell

1. Pull latest version of master
   • git fetch -p
   • git pull origin master
2. Checkout to a new branch
   • git checkout -b <branch_name>
3. Make changes, do commits
   • git status - List of changed files
   • git add <filename> - Stage file for commit
   • git add -u - Stage all updated files for commit
   • git add -A - Stage all unstaged files for commit
   • git commit -m "<commit message>" - Create commit
4. Push to github
   • git push origin <branch_name>
5. Create pull request
6. Checkout back to master
   • git checkout master
7. Repeat