Counter-Strike Global Offensive Matchmaking

An alternative to the normal integrated matchmaking

Structure

Server

• NodeJS
• ES6
• Simple Node Logger
• JsonDB
• Socket.io
• pkg

Client

• NodeJS
• ES6
• Simple Node Logger
• Socket.io client
• pkg

Test

• NodeJS
• ES6
• Mocha

Basic Usage

• Install NodeJS 8.0 or higher
• For both server and client copy the config.example.js to config.js and change the vars to your needs
• cd into the server folder and run npm install and npm start
• cd into the client folder and run npm install and npm start
• That's it. You should see the client connect to the server.

Build

• Install NodeJS 8.0 or higher
• cd into the server folder run npm install and npm run build
• cd into the client folder run npm install and npm run build
• The compiled files are in server/build and client/build

Test

• Install NodeJS 8.0 or higher
• cd into the server folder run npm install and npm test

Logging

All logs will be written to the csgo-matchmaking.log file in the node folder.

To increase the logging change the logLevel in the config.js file from info to debug.

Database

To make this as simple as it is I use a local Json database.

Checkout csgo-matchmaking.json since this is the db file.

Inspiration

Socket.IO Client for Client backend: https://github.com/socketio/socket.io-client Automated testing for Server and Client: https://mochajs.org/ Testing Socket.IO in Mocka example:

• http://liamkaufman.com/blog/2012/01/28/testing-socketio-with-mocha-should-and-socketio-client/
• https://github.com/liamks/Testing-Socket.IO/blob/master/test/test-chat-server.js

Client CSGO integration: https://github.com/joshuaferrara/node-csgo

License

MIT