This is the repository for the BunnyBots 2022 scoring system: BAWK

Bunnybots Automated Webcast Kit

THe same basic infrastructue will be inn place for future BunnyBots competitions, simply reworked for the new game.

Make a data folder, containing an teams.json and matches.json files with: [] in them.

You also need to create a event.json file inside your data foler, containing: {currentMatchID:"qm1"}. This indicates that the first match will be the first qualifying match.

Make a secrests.js file, containing:

export const origin_url = "";
export const auth_secret = "[auth_secret]";
export const tba_secret_id = "";
export const tba_secret = "";
export const port="[port]"
export const backend_url="//localhost:[port]"

Make sure to install all dependencies, then run:

npm run dev

or

npm run prod

The frontend is written in Svelte and TypeScript, while the backend is vite and TypeScript.

When a match is created, an

Match control communication is done via sockets.

The match data is commited by whoever is running Match Control, to the internal database when the commit button is pushed. This is done with a simple socket emission by the frontend.

When judges count scores for both alliances, the scores for each alliance are stored in a MatchScoreBreakdown data structure.

Svelte stores are how we save the each score value during the match. Which allows for real-time update on match control screen while the judges are counting score.

All data for teams, alliances, and matches is stored in the data folder, containing event, teams, and matches.json files.