Changes to custom playlist parsing

Disable custom playlists by default
Guide on how to enable persistent playlist.xml usage
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fanyx 2022-12-24 13:40:42 +01:00
parent e53bee942c
commit 519e1946ca
4 changed files with 45 additions and 5 deletions

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@ -34,6 +34,8 @@ CUP_ROUNDSPERCHALLENGE=5
CUP_NBWINNERS=3 CUP_NBWINNERS=3
CUP_WARMUPDURATION=2 CUP_WARMUPDURATION=2
CUSTOM_PLAYLIST=
# XASECO # XASECO
MASTERADMIN_LOGIN=<Your Login> MASTERADMIN_LOGIN=<Your Login>

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@ -135,6 +135,7 @@ in the `tracks/` folder and mounting it to `/var/lib/tmserver/GameData/Tracks/Cu
You can add tracks to a playlist in a simple way. You can add tracks to a playlist in a simple way.
Create a plaintext file like in the example below and mount it to `/var/lib/tmserver/playlist.txt`. Create a plaintext file like in the example below and mount it to `/var/lib/tmserver/playlist.txt`.
To enable parsing of this file set `CUSTOM_PLAYLIST` in your env-file to anything but an empty string.
The tracks for the server are stored relative to `/var/lib/tmserver/GameData/Tracks`. The tracks for the server are stored relative to `/var/lib/tmserver/GameData/Tracks`.
Creating your own playlist is as easy as specifying each track on a separate line in the `playlist.txt` Creating your own playlist is as easy as specifying each track on a separate line in the `playlist.txt`
@ -158,6 +159,39 @@ Custom/mini01.Challenge.Gbx
Custom/SpeedxZxZ.Challenge.Gbx Custom/SpeedxZxZ.Challenge.Gbx
``` ```
---
**NOTE**
When mounting your own `playlist.xml` file to the container you overwrite a lot of
customization options that usually would be parsed from environment variables.
```xml
<gameinfos>
<game_mode>@GAMEMODE@</game_mode>
<chat_time>@CHATTIME@</chat_time>
<finishtimeout>@FINISHTIMEOUT@</finishtimeout>
<disablerespawn>@DISABLERESPAWN@</disablerespawn>
<rounds_pointslimit>@ROUNDS_POINTSLIMIT@</rounds_pointslimit>
<team_pointslimit>@TEAM_POINTSLIMIT@</team_pointslimit>
<team_maxpoints>@TEAM_MAXPOINTS@</team_maxpoints>
<timeattack_limit>@TIMEATTACK_LIMIT@</timeattack_limit>
<timeattack_synchstartperiod>0</timeattack_synchstartperiod>
<laps_nblaps>@LAPS_NBLAPS@</laps_nblaps>
<laps_timelimit>@LAPS_TIMELIMIT@</laps_timelimit>
<cup_pointslimit>@CUP_POINTSLIMIT@</cup_pointslimit>
<cup_roundsperchallenge>@CUP_ROUNDSPERCHALLENGE@</cup_roundsperchallenge>
<cup_nbwinners>@CUP_NBWINNERS@</cup_nbwinners>
<cup_warmupduration>@CUP_WARMUPDURATION@</cup_warmupduration>
</gameinfos>
```
If you're familiar with these options anyway, you can mount `playlist.xml` to
`/var/lib/tmserver/GameData/MatchSettings/playlist.xml` and use it as a complete
and persistent configuration file that can be written to by plugins or external tools
like RemoteCP.
---
### Custom configuration files ### Custom configuration files
Most plugins need you to provide valid configuration files to function in the first place. Most plugins need you to provide valid configuration files to function in the first place.

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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
version: '3.8' version: '3.8'
services: services:
tmserver: tmserver:
image: fanyx/tmserver:2.1.0 image: fanyx/tmserver:2.1.1
container_name: trackmania_tmserver container_name: trackmania_tmserver
depends_on: depends_on:
- db - db

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@ -2,19 +2,23 @@
echo "INFO | Parsing custom playlist..." echo "INFO | Parsing custom playlist..."
CUSTOM_PLAYLIST=${CUSTOM_PLAYLIST:-playlist.txt} [[ -z "${CUSTOM_PLAYLIST}" ]] && \
echo "INFO | Custom Playlist is not enabled, keeping default or user-edited playlist" && \
exit 0
PLAYLIST_PATH=${PLAYLIST_PATH:-playlist.txt}
PLAYLIST_FILE='GameData/Tracks/MatchSettings/playlist.xml' PLAYLIST_FILE='GameData/Tracks/MatchSettings/playlist.xml'
if [[ -f "${CUSTOM_PLAYLIST}" ]]; then if [[ -f "${PLAYLIST_PATH}" ]]; then
count=1 count=1
while read l; do while read l; do
xmlstarlet ed -L -s /playlist -t elem -n challenge $PLAYLIST_FILE xmlstarlet ed -L -s /playlist -t elem -n challenge $PLAYLIST_FILE
xmlstarlet ed -L -s "/playlist/challenge[${count}]" -t elem -n file -v "${l}" $PLAYLIST_FILE xmlstarlet ed -L -s "/playlist/challenge[${count}]" -t elem -n file -v "${l}" $PLAYLIST_FILE
count=$((count+1)) count=$((count+1))
done < $CUSTOM_PLAYLIST done < $PLAYLIST_PATH
else else
xmlstarlet ed -L -s /playlist -t elem -n challenge $PLAYLIST_FILE xmlstarlet ed -L -s /playlist -t elem -n challenge $PLAYLIST_FILE
xmlstarlet ed -L -s "playlist/challenge[1]" -t elem -n file -v "Challenges/Nadeo/A01-Race.Challenge.Gbx" $PLAYLIST_FILE xmlstarlet ed -L -s "playlist/challenge[1]" -t elem -n file -v "Challenges/Nadeo/A01-Race.Challenge.Gbx" $PLAYLIST_FILE
fi fi
echo "INFO | Finished parsing playlist files." echo "INFO | Finished parsing playlist files"