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CyberTigerScoreboard

A scoring graph system, inspired by the official CyberPatriot Scoring Engine and Scoreboard

Story

This was created to allow students at my High School to better prepare for the CyberPatriot competitions in a real-life competitive scenario. Many scoring engines were hard to configure and/or had limited customization. Only one had online integration but difficult to configure (and now defunct), so I created this. It consists of a JavaFX graph system and a "server" which gets data from a Microsoft Azure server. It is currently using my Azure server through Microsoft Image, but has a wizard to configure to use your own Microsoft SQL server, not necessarily limited to Azure. Currently this is a scoreboard only and relies on an existing scoring system which can upload data to an SQL server, in the format of teamname-OS, Score, Time, where score and time are ints. teamname-OS should have the OS part starting with either lin or win, and a custom name after that. The graph then displays the received scoring info from the SQL DB on a graph.

Usage

The images should be using a Microsoft SQL command line tool on a loop or startup job or daemon to simply client side setup. Here, you simply need to go to Server --> Start Azure server and follow the prompts to get started

Demo

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Pics

Mockup

Mockup

Working all teams display

All Teams

Working specific team display

Specific Team

GNU/GPL V3 license

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