RIN.WebAPI

Web API server for the client

Setup

• Download and install Docker.
  • Local development will most likely want Docker Desktop.
• Run docker compose -p rin_webapi up from the docker folder to start the dev stack.
• Run SDBBrowser and load an sdb file.
• Click DB and enter the connection string:
  • User ID=tmwadmin;Password=change;Host=localhost;Port=5434;Database=TMW;
• Click Import and you should see the log importing the data, wait for it to finish.
• Go to the sql folder and run ImportSchema.bat
• Open http://localhost:8081/browser in your browser and sign in to the postgres admin with the email tmwlocaldev@tmwlocaldev.net and password tmwlocaldev
  • These are for local development only, CHANGE THEM if you deploy this.
• In the DB you should see 2 schemas sdb and webapi
  • The public schema can be ignored.
• To have the game connect to this server open Firefall.ini in your game install and set OperatorHost="https://localhost:5001" under the [Config] section.

Running RIN

• Compile the latest changes to the RIN.WebAPI solution.
• Run the project as RIN.WEBAPI or RIN.WebAPI CMD.
  • The difference between these two profiles is CMD will only launch RIN while the other profile will also launch Swagger (https://localhost:5001/swagger/index.html) in your browser for checking endpoints.
  • When prompted about trusting the ASP.NET Core SSL Certificate, select Yes.
    • It is possible you will need to restart RIN/Docker/Firefall after installing the certificate for them to properly recognize it.
  • Don't start PIN's WebHostManager when using PIN and RIN.WebAPI.
• You will most likely not need to restart Docker unless you make DB Schema changes.

Contributing / Updating

If you have made db changes run sql/ExportSchema.bat and check in the webapi_schema.sql file to make sure the schema changes are shared.

Tech / libs used

• RIN is built on .NET 8.