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A website that is going to be a guide for the mobile game "Marvel's Future Fight"...

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amirkhgraphic/MFF_Guide

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  • Introduction
  • Motivation & Future Upgrades
  • Project's Structure
  • Screenshots
  • How To Use?
  • Contribute

Marvel Future Fight Guide!

This is an open-source project where players can observe everything about MFF recent updates to make the most appropriate decision.

Motivation and Future Upgrades

When I started this project, I had great thing in mind; and I still do have those!

My main goal is to create a website where players can communicate together and have their accounts linked to their netmarble account so that they are able to demonstrate it

Project Structure

This project is a Django app base project that I start in second year of university to challenge myself. It's consists of these essential parts:

Back-End:

  • Django
  • Django Rest Framework

Database:

  • SQLite
  • PostgreSQL
  • ...

Scraping:

  • Selenium
  • BeautifulSoap

Front-End:

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • ...

Screenshots

These are some of the screenshots of the pages that are ready to go!

  • Home page:

  • Characters page:

  • Artifacts page:

  • Cards page:
  • Closed Card:



  • Open/hover Card:

How to use?

You can click on this Link or clone this project on your computer and adjust you changes; then you can run it by typing the following command:

Create and Activate a Virtual Environment:

Linux/mac:

$ pip install virtualenv
$ virtualenv [YourVenvName]
$ source [YourVenvName]/bin/activate

Windows:

> pip install virtualenv
> python -m venv [YourVenvName]
> [YourVenvName]/Scripts/activate

Then you can run this command to run the server:

$ python manage.py runserver [PORT]

*you can specify a port to run the server on if you want; otherwise it will run on the default

Contribute!

I'm more than happy to hear your feedbacks and collaborate with you guys!

if you had any problem contributing on the project, feel free to contact me:

- Amirhoseein Khalili

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