Starting December 26th, 2024 @ 18:00 (UTC+7), we will shut down the entire infrastructure of Starlight.
Why?
- We have finished the presentation for our "Web Application Development" course, the sole reason why I invested a lot in the project.
- After the presentation, there is not so much a growth of players, and maintaining a service that no one uses is not worth it.
What does this mean?
- The Starlight service hosted at
starlight.swyrin.id.vn
, is no longer available after the said time. - The Starlight API service hosted at
cluster1.swyrin.id.vn
, is no longer available after the said time. - You will have to self-host the entire game, along with replacing occurences, including but not limited to: API URLs and Service URLs.
Is there any future plan?
- Yes, we are rewriting the entire game, which you can track at PR #10, and at
stars-at-our-back
branch
After all, thank to Mr. Nguyen Trung Nghia for being so enthusiastic!
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Welcome to our project: Starlight. This is a web-based VSRG (vertically-scrolling rhythm game) made with React, Vite, ASP.NET Core (+batteries from Microsoft) and a-particular-game-engine which I was strictly forbidden to disclose by the PM.
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To perceive the best and our intended UX, make sure your screen is 1536x864 or 1920x1080 at 125%.
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Make sure your audio stack is low-latency enough:
- Try to use ASIO stack, either ASIO4ALL or your driver's one is OK!
- Make sure you don't stream via VGA or HDMI since it will cause buffer overhead on the browser, which affected the sound quality and latency.
- This one issue is out of my control, which blew up the presentation. Apologize to Mr. Nguyen Trung Nghia and the team.
- I honestly don't know, try out for yourself:
[LINK REMOVED]
- If it really doesn't work, there is a self-hosting guide below.
It's a bit complicated. You have been warned.
- You need Node.js latest LTS (recommended) or lastest version (not supported first-party) for the front-end.
- You need .NET version 8 SDK for the backend.
- Clone the entire project.
- Install packages.
- Front-end:
npm install
- Back-end:
dotnet restore
- Front-end:
- Setting up:
- Front-end:
npm run build
- Backend:
- Create a
config.json
file with the following structure.
where{ "Email": { "Sender": "", "Auth": "", "Host": "", "Port": 587 }, "Database": { "Host": "", "Port": 6969, "User": "", "Password": "", "Database": "" } }
Email
is your SMTP relay (i.e. SendGrid),Database
is your MySQL configuration (psst We support MariaDB, too psst).- Make sure CORS is correctly set up for your domain. (Hint: see
Program.cs
file) - Publish the package:
dotnet publish Starlight.Backend /p:EnvironmentName=Development -o build/
- Create a
- Front-end:
- Running:
- Front-end: There should be a
build
directory containingindex.html
, host that. - Back-end: There should be a
build
directory containingStarlight.Backend[.*]
, use a Process Manager like PM2 to host that.
- Front-end: There should be a