seercat3160/mac-client-backend

client-backend

The client app for MAC

Documentation

Documentation for the API can be found at https://github.com/MegaAntiCheat/client-backend/wiki/API-Specification

Building

1. Install Rust from https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install
2. Navigate to inside the project folder using your favourite command line interface
3. Run with cargo run

Troubleshooting:

• Update rust with rustup update

UI

To include the provided frontend, run the include_ui.sh (linux/mac) or include_ui.bat (windows) before building with cargo. Some dependencies will need to be installed, they can be found here.

Alternatively, a custom web UI can be built into the project by placing any files in the ui folder at compile time, and they will be served from the web interface. The web UI should include an index.html file as this is where the root URL will redirect to.

File are served starting from http://127.0.0.1:3621/ui/.

Testing

1. Run all tests in ./tests/ with cargo test

Running

For the client to interface with TF2 properly, you must have the following options somewhere in your TF2 launch options:

-condebug -conclearlog -usercon -g15

And you should add the following lines to your autoexec.cfg file or whatever config file you have setup to run on launch.

ip 0.0.0.0
rcon_password mac_rcon
net_start 

Notes:

The rcon_password is subject to change. If you use loopback (127.0.0.1) for the rcon IP, you are prevented from joining community servers.

Be aware that if either the 'net_start' command or your 'autoexec' config with 'net_start' are executed multiple times during a single game, this can result in the game's networking being reset.

The rcon command manager relies on accessing the port 27015, which causes issues if another application is using it. iTunes (AppleDeviceServices) is a notable application that binds to this port.

You will also need to provide a SteamAPI key to the client. The client looks for configs in a config folder specified by OS.

• Windows: C:\Users\<Your Name>\AppData\Roaming\MAC\MACClient\config
• Mac OS: TODO - work out what this is
• Linux: ~/.config/macclient/

If you have not run the client-backend before, this config folder will not exist. You can either run the client-backend first or manually create the folder, then inside create a config.yaml file. Copy paste the following into the config.yaml file:

steam_api_key: "YOUR STEAM API KEY GOES HERE"

Then, run cargo run in the terminal from the root directory if you have cloned from source, OR run the executable binary.

Contributing

Always run cargo fmt before submitting your Merge Request. Recommended that you also run cargo clippy and implement the improvements it suggests if reasonable.