Starting your own LiteRumble

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Starting your own LiteRumble

Does anyone have some advice for starting up a custom and/or private LiteRumble? I've got a new batch of programming students that I'm leading through Robocode and I'd love to run a custom bracket with just my kids in it as I've done in years past.

    Tkiesel (talk)19:50, 18 November 2014

    Sure, it's easy enough.

    1. Create your own app on Google AppEngine
    2. Download and extract the code from bitbucket
    3. Change the app name in app.yaml to the name of the app you created
    4. Download and install the Google AppEngine python SDK
    5. Run the following in the code directory: appcfg.py update . && appcfg.py update batchratings.yaml
    6. This should give you an empty LiteRumble instance running on your app


    Once you have a copy of LiteRumble running, all you need to do is modify the rumble client in roborumble.txt to point to your new server for uploads. You also need a new participants list, which you can host on appengine too if you don't mind continually re-deploying, or you can make a wiki page somewhere. The client just parses everything between the two <pre> tags.

    Have fun!

      Skilgannon (talk)20:14, 18 November 2014