LeagueTrollBuild

League Troll Build is a random, shareable build generator (hence the term "troll build") for playable Champions of the popular online game: League of Legends.

Tech stack, frameworks, and libraries

• Java 17

• Gradle

• Spring Boot

• Angular

• Spring Data JPA with Hibernate

• Spring Security

• Spring REST Docs

• Spring Batch

• PostgreSQL or H2

• Flyway

• EhCache

• Nebular

• Clarity

Running the Backend locally

See README in the backend module

Running the Frontend locally

See README in the frontend module

Development Prerequisites

• Java 17 JDK

• Node 14 or later

Building

To build the project as a jar that includes the built Angular frontend bundle as a static resource served by Spring Boot:

./gradlew build

Note	You may skip tests by appending the -x test argument for a quicker build.

Once gradle has finished with BUILD SUCCESSFUL:

cd build

Then run using java -jar

java -jar league-troll-build.jar

Optionally, you can use the embedded profile override with:

java -jar -Dspring.profiles.active=embedded league-troll-build.jar

Once the app starts, view localhost:8080 on your browser.

To remote debug the app, use the -Xdebug flag:

java -Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:server=y,transport=dt_socket,address=5005,suspend=n -jar league-troll-build.jar

Docker

Instead of building and running the project manually, you can use Docker to do that. This assumes you have Docker already installed.

From the root of the project, first build the image:

docker build -t league-troll-build:latest .

Next run the container:

docker run --name league-troll-build --publish 8080:8080 --detach league-troll-build:latest

The app will retrieve the latest data from Riot. Once completed, view localhost:8080 on your browser.

License

LeagueTrollBuild is licensed under the MIT License (MIT).