D2ArmorPicker

D2ArmorPicker is a small tool to min-max your armor stats with only a few clicks. Visit the page here: https://d2armorpicker.com

Contribution

Development

1. Run npx husky-init && npm install to install dependencies.
2. Duplicate the .env_example to .env_dev.
3. Create a Bungie API key. For this, head over to https://www.bungie.net/en/Application and create a new application.
   • Set the OAuth Client Type to Confidential and the redirect URL to https://localhost:4200/.
   • Select the Scopes Read your Destiny 2 information and Move or equip Destiny gear and other items.
   • Set Origin Header to https://localhost:4200.
   • Copy the API key and paste it to D2AP_BUNGIE_API_KEY in the .env_dev file.
   • Copy the OAuth client_id and paste it to D2AP_BUNGIE_CLIENT_ID in the .env_dev file.
   • Copy the OAuth client_secrety and paste it to D2AP_BUNGIE_CLIENT_SECRET in the .env_dev file.
4. Start the development server with npm start (or npm run start). The server will be available at https://localhost:4200/. This page will automatically update whenever you change anything in the code.
   • Ignore the "invalid certificate" error your browser will show you. You need HTTPS to be able to use the Bungie Authentification.

Building Production and Beta packages

• Copy .env_dev to .env and/or .env_beta.
• To build a production package, set the environment flag PRODUCTION=1.
• To build a beta package, set the environment flag BETA=1.

Then you can use npm run build.

Deployment

You can also deploy the page to a "github pages" page. Please note that I strongly discourage hosting alternative D2AP installations, let's make this one as awesome as possible.

1. Set the environment flag BETA=1 or PRODUCTION=1.
2. Modify the deploy script in package.json and remove--base-href=/ --cname=d2armorpicker.com. The same for the beta command. If you deploy to yourname.github.io/fancyrepo, then you may have to set --base-href=/fancyrepo.
3. npm run deploy (given you forked the repository first).

Guidelines

• We use husky to execute some commit hooks.
• We use eslint to make sure we have the same code style.
• We use prettier to make sure we have the same code formatting.
• We are using commitlint to make sure we all have the same commit structure. The template used is @commitlint/config-angular.

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Mijago 💻 🤔 🚇 ⚠️ 📖 🚧 📆 📓 👀	TheYeshir 📆 🤔 👀 📓 💬	Mojo 📆 🤔 📓 💬	Ben Hollis 💻
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