Completionator (name TBD)
This is super early development, is unusable, and may not ever be completed. However, ideas are welcome!
Completionator is aimed at, once complete (or at least ready), being a self-hostable game collection and tracking platform.
This project is super early but some features that would be good include:
- Game management (including DLC)
- Platform management with games being able to be linked with multiple platforms (platform is a console or PC)
- Storefront management with games being able to be linked with multiple storefronts (physical, steam etc.)
- IGDB integration - details and media can be automatically pulled, manual entry will always be supported though
- Collections - to organise your games as you wish
- Purchase/sold/value tracking
- Release alerts - for games on your wishlist
- Release alerts - for new content for games you own
- Calendar that shows game releases etc. based on your wishlist
- Price alerts for wishlisted games
- Import from platforms (steam, EA, Ubisoft, How Long To Beat) - etc. Ideally so that games can be automatically synced
Docker
Note that this process will likely be, hopefully, much more streamlined in future!
Development
If you wish to spin up a developer version, this just doesn't include the code in the build since it'll be mounted ensure you use docker-compose with the .dev file
docker-compose --file ./docker-compose.dev.yml up -d
# Install compose deps, cp env, setup env
docker exec -it completionatorgg-fpm-1 composer install --no-cache
docker exec -it completionatorgg-fpm-1 cp .env.example .env
docker exec -it completionatorgg-fpm-1 php artisan key:generate
At this point update the .env file with the relevant settings. Then we can run migrations:
docker exec -it completionatorgg-fpm-1 php artisan migrate --force
It's now time to create your admin user:
docker exec -it completionatorgg-fpm-1 php artisan app:create-admin
Production (ish)
If you would like to spin-up a more production (ish) environment, essentially where the build is mostly done, use the example docker-compose file instead. In future docker env files will hopefully be used here so that the manual editing of the .env is not needed.
docker-compose --file ./docker-compose.example.yml up -d
# Install compose deps, cp env, setup env
docker exec -it completionatorgg-fpm-1 cp .env.example .env
docker exec -it completionatorgg-fpm-1 php artisan key:generate
At this point update the .env file with the relevant settings. Then we can run migrations:
docker exec -it completionatorgg-fpm-1 php artisan migrate --force
It's now time to create your admin user:
docker exec -it completionatorgg-fpm-1 php artisan app:create-admin