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Udacity Project 4: Tournament Results

This is a simple database project using Python and PostgreSQL.

Installation with VirtualBox/Vagrant

Vagrant and VirtualBox are used to create a consistent development environment. Udacity Vagrant Wiki

Fork an clone the Udacity starter repo

Clone/download this repo into the /vagrant directory. in the \vagrant directory vagrant up will configure and provision your environment. Connect to the environment using vagrant ssh (ssh may need to configured in your console/terminal - Git Bash has ssh support).

When successful, you should be logged in as

vagrant@vagrant-ubuntu-trusty-32:~$

From there, do cd /vagrant to see the project files.

Installation without VirtualBox/Vagrant

Clone or Download this repo

You will need Python and PostgreSQL installed.

Tournament Database

The tournament database is defined in the tournament.sql file. From within the /tournament directory, type psql in the terminal. Then, type \i tournament.sql. This will run the tournament.sql file, and create the tournament database. Ctrl-D or \q to quit.

To recreate the database you may need to restart the PostgreSQL service to clear connections (e.g. sudo service postgresql restart).

Tournament test

python tournament_test.py in your terminal to run a series of tests. A successful test will show the following:

1. countPlayers() returns 0 after initial deletePlayers() execution.
2. countPlayers() returns 1 after one player is registered.
3. countPlayers() returns 2 after two players are registered.
4. countPlayers() returns zero after registered players are deleted.
5. Player records successfully deleted.
6. Newly registered players appear in the standings with no matches.
7. After a match, players have updated standings.
8. After match deletion, player standings are properly reset.
9. Matches are properly deleted.
10. After one match, players with one win are properly paired.
Success!  All tests pass!

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