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中文 | English A modern web application that helps gamers discover arcade gaming venues. Find the best spots to play popular rhythm games like maimai DX, CHUNITHM, SOUND VOLTEX, and more! ✨ Features 🎯 Location-Based Discovery - My Location: Use GPS to find arcades near your current position - University Search: Search for arcades near specific universities and campuses - Map Selection: Pick any location on an interactive map - Customizable Radius: Search within 1~30 km radius 🏆 Campus Rankings - Compare universities by arcade density and machine availability - Metrics include shop count, total machines, and area density (machines per km²) - Game-specific rankings for popular titles - Daily data updates with 24-hour cache refresh 🎮 Game Support - maimai DX - CHUNITHM - Taiko no Tatsujin - SOUND VOLTEX - WACCA 🛠️ Technical Stack Frontend Framework - SvelteKit: Full-stack framework with SSR/SPA capabilities - Svelte 5: Latest version with enhanced reactivity system - TypeScript: Type-safe development throughout Styling & UI - Tailwind CSS 4.0: Utility-first CSS framework - daisyUI: Semantic component classes for Tailwind - Font Awesome: Comprehensive icon library Backend & Database - MongoDB: Document database for storing arcade and university data - Server-side API: RESTful endpoints built with SvelteKit Maps & Location Services - 高德地图 (AMap) & 腾讯地图 (Tencent Maps): Mapping service integration - Geolocation API: Browser-based location detection Internationalization - Paraglide.js: Type-safe i18n solution - Message-based Translation: Structured translation system Development Tools - Vite: Fast build tool and development server - ESLint: Code linting with Svelte-specific rules - Prettier: Code formatting with plugin support - pnpm: Fast, disk space efficient package manager 🚀 Getting Started Prerequisites - Node.js 18+ - pnpm (recommended) or npm - MongoDB instance - AMap JS API key & secret - Tencent Maps API key - Sentry Installation 1. Clone the repository: `bash git clone https://github.com/Naptie/nearcade.git cd nearcade ` 2. Install dependencies: `bash pnpm install ` 3. Set up environment variables: Create a .env file in the root directory: ```env PUBLICAMAPKEY = "yourkey" PUBLICQQMAPKEY = "yourkey" PUBLICSENTRYDSN = "https://example.ingest.de.sentry.io/" AMAPSECRET = "yoursecret" MONGODB_URI = "mongodb://localhost:27017/?dbName=nearcade" `` Additionally, if you need to generate a static build, set the PUBLICAPIBASE environment variable (and delete all +page.server.ts files); if you want to publish a Sentry release or upload source maps to Sentry, set the SENTRYAUTHTOKEN` environment variable. 4. Start development server: `bash pnpm dev ` 5. Open your browser: Navigate to http://localhost:5173 Building for Production `bash Build the application pnpm build Preview the production build pnpm preview Deploy to Cloudflare Workers bash ADAPTER=cloudflare pnpm cf-deploy ` 🚢 Running with Docker Prerequisites - Docker installed on your machine (follow the installation guide). - Docker Compose (for multi-container setups, if needed). Step-by-Step Guide 1. Clone the repository: `bash git clone https://github.com/Naptie/nearcade.git cd nearcade ` 2. Build the Docker images: Make sure that both Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml are in the root directory of your project. `bash docker-compose build ` 3. Set up environment variables: Ensure that you have the required environment variables set. You can create a .env file in the root of your project directory with the following content: ```env PUBLICAMAPKEY = "yourkey" PUBLICQQMAPKEY = "yourkey" PUBLICSENTRYDSN = "https://example.ingest.de.sentry.io/" AMAPSECRET = "yoursecret" MONGODB_URI = "mongodb://localhost:27017/?dbName=nearcade" ``` Note: If you're using Docker Compose to run the app and MongoDB together, you may need to modify `MONGODB_URI to point to the MongoDB container instead of localhost`. 4. Start the application using Docker Compose: `bash docker-compose up This will start both the application and any dependencies, like MongoDB, that you have defined in your docker-compose.yml` file. 5. Access the application: Once the containers are up and running, navigate to http://localhost:3000 in your browser to view the application. Stopping the Docker Containers To stop the Docker containers, run: `bash docker-compose down ` --- 🤝 Contributing We welcome contributions! Please feel free to submit issues and pull requests. Development Guidelines - Follow TypeScript best practices - Use Prettier for code formatting - Write meaningful commit messages - Test your changes thoroughly ⭐ Stargazers Over Time [](https://starchart.cc/Naptie/nearcade) 📄 License This project is open source and available under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. 🙏 Acknowledgments - BEMANICN

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