Follow the appropriate installation instructions for your operating system
Follow the appropriate installation instructions for your operating system
If you configured docker and docker-compose correctly you might not need to run all your docker commands with sudo. If this is the case ignore all of the sudo prefixes to docker commands. A good way to test it is to run: docker ps. if it returns a list of machines (whether empty or filled with different virtual machines) it's a sign you configured docker correctly. If docker complains about a not being able to connect to the Docker daemon, don't worry. Just run all your docker commands with a sudo prefix and you should be just fine :D
That is it. Now you are ready to deploy your first scouting system ! :D It's as easy as:
cd <ROOT_REPOSITORY_CLONE_DIRECTORY>- If this is your first time installing the system run:
./elasticsearch_fix.sh sudo docker-compose up
- Your webapp will be found under the
port 3000 - Your elastic search cluster will be found under the
port 9200 - Your kibana instance will be found under the
port 5601
Enjoy!
Dumps the current elastic search and kibana data to a dump file. The default file path is in db_dumps and the name of the dump file will contain thee timestamp from the time it was created.
usage: dumpAllData.py [-h] [--host HOST] [--port PORT] [--filepath FILEPATH]
Reads all data from a scouting database and dumps it into a pickle file
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--host HOST
--port PORT
--filepath FILEPATH
If this is the first time you are running this script you may need to install the python module elasticsearch. In a Linux os this could be installed through: sudo pip install elasticsearch
Inserts the data stored in the specified dump file to an elastic search cluster and a kibana instance.
usage: insertData.py [-h] [--host HOST] [--port PORT] filepath
Reads a database dump file and inserts it into a current live database
positional arguments:
filepath
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--host HOST
--port PORT
e.g. python insertData.py db_dumps/currentDump.p
If this is the first time you are running this script you may need to install the python module elasticsearch. In a Linux os this could be installed through: sudo pip install elasticsearch
Simply press Ctrl^C to allow all the machines to terminate gracefully. If you run sudo docker-compose up again in the same directory you will find that all of your data is safe :D
When you truly wish to delete your data completely and remove all of the virtual machines created by the system run: sudo docker-compose down
This is very dangerous as it deletes your entire databasee in just under 5 seconds. Be careful.
- To download the youtube-dl tool run
sudo ./get-youtube-dl.sh - Compile ffmpeg from source - Use the apropriate guide for your operating system.
- When running the final ./configure command e.g. in this Ubuntu Guide add
--enable-opensslto the list of flags
To Download a video, pleasee configure the recordGame.sh script correctly and run it like so: ./recordGame.sh <GAME_ID>.mp4 where <GAME_ID> is a number that represents the gamee's ID in the system.
To configure the script correctly set 2 environment variables:
export YOUTUBE_STREAM_URL=<YOUTUBE_STREAM_URL>where <YOUTUBE_STREAM_URL> is the url you get from right clicking the video in youtube and copying the video urlexport YOUTUBE_STREAM_FORMAT=<YOUTUBE_STREAM_FORMAT>where <YOUTUBE_STREAM_FORMAT> is the integer value for the format you choose following the command./youtube-dl-script <YOUTUBE_STREAM_URL>e.g. 95
Now run ./recordGame.sh 1.mp4 for example.
To cut off the live recording press Ctrl^C.
Remember to use only one Ctrl^C when closing the ffmpeg stream recording.