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A "Guess the StackOverflow accepted answer" webapp game
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README.md

stackattack

A "Guess the StackOverflow accepted answer" webapp game

Build Instructions

  • Restore the Nuget packages
  • Run npm install in the stackattack directory.

The app uses an SQLite database which it builds in the stackattack directory if it can't be found.

Settings

The following settings are available in the web.config

  • MaxQuestions
    • The amount of questions the app will retrieve and store.
    • Defaults to 20
  • SQLiteDatabasePath
    • The path to your custom SQLite database file.
    • Defaults to stackattack\stackattack.sqlite

Sidenotes

The stackattack\Scripts\src directory contains the outline of an angular version of the app, but as I do not know angular, it was really slowing me down. Hence, I created src2 which is a more rough hewn, get it done JS approach.