GJP Cup was so great that there is GJP Cup 2 now

1. npm install
2. Download PocketBase from https://pocketbase.io/docs/, extract it, put the binary to this directory (or somewhere else idc)
3. ./pocketbase serve in one terminal
4. npm run dev in second terminal

To fill the database:

1. Open the Týmy Google Sheet
2. Download it as a CSV
3. Put it to the root folder (right next to this README.md) as tymy.csv
4. Run npm run filldb
5. --> The db gets filled with players, teams and games (games are in a really shitty order). Including one game with teachers. You can change credentials, db url and other stuff at scripts/filldb.ts.

We're using our own distribution of pocketbase-react (available at https://github.com/radeksoft/pocketbase-react/tree/radeksoft), installed in the package.json as a Github repo. The installation should still be as simple as npm install.

Differences with upstream:

• login with admin account
• working initialCollections (fetch & subscribe by itself)
• no React Native support (200 megs of node_modules less)

Caveats:

• importing by import { ... } from 'pocketbase-react/src'; because we can't import the package (by it's package.json), but we're loading the source code directly
• React StrictMode is disabled, because pocketbase-react is not good at unsubscribing on component unmount (caused double entries on realtime updates)

Numbering of games and teams (games.no, teams.no and misc.currentGameNo) starts from 0. Do +1 when presenting to final user (probably never?)

build with npx vite build (not npm run build, coz we have typescript errors everywhere)

deploy by sth like rsync --info=progress2 -r dist/* [email protected]:/srv/www/gjpcup.radeksoft.cz/