noviny/40k-app

Experimenting with keystone by building a small 40k app to manage games with friends

KeystoneJS Blank Starter Template

You've created a KeystoneJS project! This project contains an AdminUI and GraphQL App.

You probably want to add Lists, Authentication, Access control and a front-end application.

Running the Project.

To run this project first run npm install. Note: If you generated this project via the Keystone cli step this has been done for you \o/.

Once running the Keystone Admin UI is reachable via: localhost:3000/admin.

Next steps

This example has no front-end application but you can build your own using the GraphQL API (http://localhost:3000/admin/graphiql).

Setting up battles schema stuff

Battle

• battle intro description
• mission
• armyInfo1
• armyInfo2
• battle summary
• photos

ArmyBattleInfo

• army link
• battle primary score
• secondary 1
• secondary 2
• secondary 3
• secondary 1 score
• secondary 2 score
• secondary 3 score

Army

• player
• faction
• name
• description
• (units)
• (points values)

What works, what's in progress, what would be nice

• need to work on adding images to battles for batrep stuff
• all the css and UI improvements - have a bit of a poke on mobile
• no real plans to link units and models to armies right now - would be neat to be able to link a battlescribe file or something though

Next pages:

• Add a home page with a small amount of info around it all ✅
  • capture permissions errors and bounce people to the home page (currently these are so badly handled)
• Add a page for a user
  • See details of armies, create and delete armies this is sort of done by the admin UI - let's not double up quite yet
• Solidify how pages load, have proper loading states, not jumpy loading
• Handle errors better - consistently handle 'logged out' errors and views for pages
• Add battle 'locations' ala Mark's fun idea, so there's more inbuilt personality
• add ability to add photos so battle narrative can be written out during play
• add stratagems in, omg this would help me so much, plus phase-based army notations