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BeerBet 🍻

Vue 3, Vite, TS, PrimeVue, Supabase 💚

Experience a whole new way to enjoy your favorite matches with our sports betting site centered around fun and beers, without any money wagered. https://beer.chouquettebet.fr/

This project won an award in the "Most fun" category of Supabase Launch Week 8 Hackathon.

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Features

  • Create and Share Bet
  • Participate to bet
  • Template Bet with matches
  • PWA (mobile first)

Project Setup

# Install
npm install

# Compile and Hot-Reload for Development
npm run dev:emulator # Launch front
npm run supabase:start # Launch backend
npm run supabase:function # Launch backend function


# Type-Check, Compile and Minify for Production
npm run build

# Test
npm run test:unit #  Run Unit Tests with [Vitest](https://vitest.dev/)
npm run test:e2e  # Run e2e with [Cypress](https://cypress.io/)

# Lint with [ESLint](https://eslint.org/)
npm run lint

Transform to XXX

All templates are defined under templates. You can use npm run cb-cli to transform or save templates.

npm run cb-cli
# Commands:
#  npm run cb-cli -- transform <template>  Transform repo with defined template
#  npm run cb-cli -- save <template>       Save current repo as template

Icon generator for template: https://realfavicongenerator.net PWA screenshot: https://studio.app-mockup.com/

Get Matchs

Get matchs from API

export SPORT_API_KEY=xxx 
npx api-sport-cli get-matchs -c .github/configApiSport/default.json -u api_id

You need to define env SPORT_API_KEY.

It will create a matchs.sql file, which contains all matchs from API. You can import it in your database.

End-to-end tests

For E2E tests, we use cypress. Cypress allows to test on several browsers (edge, chrome, firefox).

Open Cypress

# Before open cypress, you need to start your project 
npm run supabase:start
npm run dev:emulator

# Open cypress
npm run cypress:open

The command will open the cypress app: - click on "E2E testing" - choose the browser.

The selected browser will open. You can select E2E specs to run it.

# OR RUN
npm run cypress:run

Write tests

You can write tests in tests/e2e/specs/ folder. Use *.cy.ts extension.

Quick introduction to Cypress syntax is available here: https://docs.cypress.io/guides/end-to-end-testing/writing-your-first-end-to-end-test#What-you-ll-learn.

Custom command

  1. cy.login(user: string) Log in with email and password.