An API to help Granblue Fantasy players create and share teams and strategies.
* Install Rspec * Create .aidigestignore * Update rails_helper - Added sections and comments - Add support for loading via canonical.rb - Add FactoryBot syntax methods - Disable SQL logging in test environment * Move gems around * Add canonical.rb and test env CSVs We load these CSVs via canonical.rb when we run tests as a data source for canonical objects. * Remove RBS for now This is too much and we need to find the right solution * Refactor GridSummonsController and add tests * Create GridSummon factory * Refactor GridSummon and add documentation and tests * Create have_error_on.rb * Update .aidigestignore * Fix warnings * Add GridWeapons and Parties factories * Refactor GridWeapon and add documentation and tests * Create .rubocop.yml * Create no_weapon_provided_error.rb * Refactor GridWeaponsController - Refactors controller - Adds YARD documentation - Adds Rspec tests * Refactor GridSummonsController - Refactors controller - Adds YARD documentation - Adds Rspec tests * Enable shoulda/matchers * Update User factory * Update party.rb We moved updating the party's element and extra flag to inside the party. We use an after_commit hook to minimize the amount of queries we're running to do this. * Update party.rb We change setting the edit key to use the conditional assignment operator so that it doesn't get overridden when we're running tests. This shouldn't have an effect in production. * Update api_controller.rb Change render_unprocessable_entity_response to render the errors hash instead of the exception so that we get more helpful errors. * Add new errors Added NoCharacterProvidedError and NoSummonProvidedError * Add tests and docs to GridCharacter We added a factory, spec and documentation to the GridCharacter model * Ensure numericality * Move enums into GranblueEnums We don't use these yet, but it gives us a structured place to pull them from. * Refactor GridCharactersController - Refactors controller - Adds YARD documentation - Adds Rspec tests * Add debug hook and other small changes * Update grid_characters_controller.rb Removes logs * Update .gitignore * Update .aidigestignore * Refactored PartiesController - Split PartiesController into three concerns - Implemented testing for PartiesController and two concerns - Implemented fixes across other files to ensure PartiesController tests pass - Added Favorites factory * Implement SimpleCov * Refactor Party model - Refactors Party model - Adds tests - Adds documentation * Update granblue_enums.rb Remove included block |
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Hensei API
Project Overview
Hensei is a Ruby on Rails API for managing Granblue Fantasy party configurations, providing comprehensive tools for team building, character management, and game data tracking.
Prerequisites
- Ruby 3.3.7
- Rails 8.0.1
- PostgreSQL
- AWS S3 Account (for image storage)
System Dependencies
- Ruby version manager (rbenv or RVM recommended)
- Bundler
- PostgreSQL
- Redis (for background jobs)
- ImageMagick (for image processing)
Initial Setup
1. Clone the Repository
git clone https://github.com/your-organization/hensei-api.git
cd hensei-api
2. Install Ruby
Ensure you have Ruby 3.3.7 installed. If using rbenv:
rbenv install 3.3.7
rbenv local 3.3.7
3. Install Dependencies
gem install bundler
bundle install
4. Database Configuration
- Ensure PostgreSQL is running
- Create the database configuration:
rails db:create
rails db:migrate
5. AWS S3 Configuration
Hensei requires an AWS S3 bucket for storing images. Configure your credentials:
EDITOR=vim rails credentials:edit
Add the following structure to your credentials:
aws:
s3:
bucket: your-bucket-name
access_key_id: your-access-key
secret_access_key: your-secret-key
region: your-aws-region
6. Run Initial Data Import (Optional)
rails data:import
7. Start the Server
rails server
Environment Variables
While most configurations use Rails credentials, you may need to set:
DATABASE_URLRAILS_MASTER_KEYREDIS_URL
Performance Considerations
- Use Redis for caching
- Background jobs managed by Sidekiq
- Ensure PostgreSQL is optimized for full-text search
Security
- Always use
rails credentials:editfor sensitive information - Keep your
master.keysecure and out of version control - Regularly update dependencies
Deployment
Recommended platforms:
- Railway.app (We use this)i98-i
- Heroku
- DigitalOcean App Platform
Deployment steps:
- Precompile assets:
rails assets:precompile - Run migrations:
rails db:migrate - Start the server with a production-ready web server like Puma
Troubleshooting
- Ensure all credentials are correctly set
- Check PostgreSQL and Redis connections
- Verify AWS S3 bucket permissions
License
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL-3.0-only) with additional non-commercial restrictions.
Key points:
- You are free to use and modify the software for non-commercial purposes
- Any modifications must be shared under the same license
- You must provide attribution to the original authors
- No warranty is provided
See the LICENSE file for full details.
Contact
For support, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.