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EWU-CSCD378-2022-Spring

Assignment 3

The purpose of this assignment is to solidify your learning of:

  • Creating an API and deploying it to Azure
  • Calling the API from the client using Axios
  • Using Entity Framework to store data in SQL Server
  • Configuring SQL Server for localhost development and Azure
  • Entity Framework Migrations
  • Local storage

Feature

Add leaderboard to the application

  • Allow the user to play a game
  • At the end of the game get a name via a dialog
  • Save the name in local storage so we don't have to ask again
  • Call an API to save the data
  • Create a Leaderboard page which displays the top 10 scores
  • Determine a good algorithm for sorting scores

Turn in Process

  • On your fork, create an Assignment3 branch
  • Update this branch (Fetch upstream) from the Assignment3 branch in the class repo. Assignment3 in class repo
  • Do your homework in your Assignment3 branch
  • Submit your pull request against Assignment3 in the class repo
  • Ask in Teams chat if you have questions or issues

Instructions

1. Create a leaderboard API Controller ❌✅

  • Create an endpoint that returns the top 10 scores (HttpGet) ❌✅
    • Results should include Name, average guesses, and number of games played ❌✅
  • Create an endpoint that allows for posting a score (HttpPost) with data in the body ❌✅
    • A new name should add a new record ❌✅
    • An existing name should update that record ❌✅
  • Save and load all data with Entity Framework to an Azure SQL database or LocalDb for debugging ❌✅
    • Class should be named "Player" and "Players" for the DbSet ❌✅
    • Fields should be:
      • int PlayerId ❌✅
      • string Name ❌✅
      • int GameCount ❌✅
      • double AverageAttempts ❌✅
      • int AverageSecondsPerGame ❌✅(OPTIONAL)
  • The logic should reside in a service that is injected via dependency injection into the controller ❌✅
  • Set up CORS (Cross Origin Resource Sharing) ❌✅

2. Create a dialog for getting the user's name ❌✅

  • If we don't have the user's name, present the user with a dialog that allows them to type in their name ❌✅
  • The users current name should show on the game page (upper right) ❌✅
    • This should be visible when setting/changing the name. It should change as the user types ❌✅
  • The user should be able to click on their name to change it (with the same dialog) ❌✅
  • Save the name in local storage and load it for the next game if it is set ❌✅
  • If the name is not set, display Guest as the name. ❌✅
    • Clicking on this allows for preemptive setting of the name before the end of the game ❌✅
  • Dialog must be persistent, doesn't close by clicking off the dialog ❌✅

3. Save the Score and Seconds to complete ❌✅

  • Save the score and time to complete in seconds at the end of the game if we have a name. ❌✅
  • If the user hasn't set a name, save the score and seconds as "Guest". (Be sure to prompt first) ❌✅
  • Save should be done with an Axios Post ❌✅

4. Create a Leaderboard Page ❌✅

  • Create a /leaderboard page in the application that shows the top scores ❌✅
  • Use Axios to call the leaderboard API ❌✅
  • Make a nice display of the returned data ❌✅
  • Add a link on the front page to access the leaderboard ❌✅
  • Add a link to the app bar to access the leaderboard ❌✅

5. Unit testing ❌✅ (OPTIONAL) (Not covered in class, but in instructor's repo: https://github.com/granterickson/EWU-CSCD379-2024-Spring)

  • Tests for the service ❌✅ (OPTIONAL)
  • Integration tests for the controller ❌✅ (OPTIONAL)

6. Deploy site to Azure ❌✅

  • Deploy API site with Github Action to Azure Web App ❌✅
  • Unit Tests should run on build ❌✅

Extra Credit

  • Unit testing on the client side (3) ❌✅
  • Animate the leaderboard (3) ❌✅
  • Create a logo (3) ❌✅
  • Add Average Seconds to win in score (3) ❌✅