This is RD2L's backend and website.

• nodejs
• npm
• postgres
• redis

• docker

First, install the project's dependencies.

npm install

Next, get an api key from https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey. Either set this as an environment variable or a variable in a .env file - name must be STEAM_API_KEY.

Here's a template with example values for a complete .env file:

POSTGRES_USER='postgres'
POSTGRES_PASSWORD='postgres'
POSTGRES_DB='seal'
POSTGRES_HOST='localhost'
POSTGRES_PORT='5432'
REDIS_HOST='localhost'
REDIS_PORT='6379'
PORT='80'
HTTPS_PORT='443'
SECRET='random characters'
STEAM_API_KEY='get from https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey'

For HTTPS configuration, include the following entries:

SSL_KEY='path/to/key.pem'
SSL_CERT='path/to/cert.pem'
SSL_CA='path/to/ca.pem'

Steam bot support can be activated by providing the following:

STEAM_BOT_USERNAME='steam_username'
STEAM_BOT_PASSWORD='steam_password'

Auth requests can be forwarded by providing:

WEBSITE_URL='http://return-to-website.com'

Full database configuration can be configured using:

POSTGRES_USER='postgres'
POSTGRES_PASSWORD='postgres'
POSTGRES_DB='seal'
POSTGRES_HOST='localhost'
POSTGRES_PORT='5432'
POSTGRES_POOL_MAX='10'
POSTGRES_TIMEOUT='30000'

To run locally:

npm start

To run in docker:

make build
make run

Running in docker requires environment variables, not .env variables. Additionally, and unsurprisingly, it requires docker to be installed and running.