Manual Setup - Account Manager

The easiest way to get started is to use the Docker container as described in the Docker Setup guide, but this guide will also cover how to get started without using Docker.

Prerequisites

Discord Application

The Account Manager requires a Discord application to be created to allow users to authenticate with Discord.
If you haven’t already, please see the Discord Application page for instructions on how to create one.

Server Database Access

The Account Manager requires access to the server’s MySQL database to access the account data.
Make sure to adjust your system configuration to allow the Account Manager to connect to the server’s from wherever you will be running the Account Manager.

Node.js

The Account Manager is built using Next.js and as such requires Node.js to be installed.
You will also need to reverse proxy port 3000 with your web server of choice.

Manual Setup

Getting the Latest Release

Getting the latest release is as easy as extracting the contents of the release archive or clone the repository to a directory of your choice.

Configuring the Account Manager

The Account Manager is configured using environment variables.
Replace the content of .env.production with the content of .env.example and set the values to match your server and Discord application.

SERVER_NAME=OpenDAoC
SITE_TITLE=OpenDAoC | Account Manager
SITE_DESCRIPTION=OpenDAoC Account Manager allows you to link your OpenDAoC account to your Discord for easy password recovery.
SITE_FOOTER=OpenDAoC Account Manager
LOGO_PATH=/logo.svg
THEME_FOREGROUND=0, 0, 0
THEME_BACKGROUND_LIGHT=8, 38, 80
THEME_BACKGROUND_DARK=2, 7, 19
TOAST_DURATION=8
DATABASE_HOST=your_database_host
DATABASE_USER=your_database_user
DATABASE_PASSWORD=your_database_password
DATABASE_NAME=your_database_name
MIN_PASSWORD_LENGTH=6
MAX_PASSWORD_LENGTH=12
DISCORD_CLIENT_ID=your_discord_client_id
DISCORD_CLIENT_SECRET=your_discord_client_secret
NEXTAUTH_URL=http://localhost:3000
NEXTAUTH_SECRET=change-me-please-123456789012

Personalization

We have an extensive list of environment variables that can be used to personalize the Account Manager, please see the Personalization page for more information.

Building the Account Manager

First, install the required dependencies using npm.

npm install

Then, build the Account Manager using npm.

npm run build

Running the Account Manager

Once the Account Manager has been built, you can run it using npm.

npm run start

This will start the Account Manager on port 3000.