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Cal Corum f9aa653c37 CLAUDE: Reorganize Week 6 documentation and separate player model specifications 
Split player model architecture into dedicated documentation files for clarity
and maintainability. Added Phase 1 status tracking and comprehensive player
model specs covering API models, game models, mappers, and testing strategy.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-10-25 23:48:57 -05:00

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Phase 1 Status Summary

Date: 2025-10-25 Assessment: Phase 1 is ~60% complete

Quick Status

Component Status % Complete Notes
Backend Infrastructure ✅ Complete 100% FastAPI, PostgreSQL, logging, health checks
Database Models ✅ Complete 100% All tables, polymorphic models, operations
WebSocket Infrastructure ✅ Complete 100% ConnectionManager, basic handlers
Auth Stubs ✅ Complete 100% JWT creation/verification working
Discord OAuth ❌ Stub Only 20% Can create tokens, but no OAuth flow
Frontend Scaffold ✅ Complete 100% Nuxt 3 initialized, dependencies installed
Frontend Implementation ❌ Not Started 5% Only bare app.vue, no pages/components
WebSocket Game Events 🟡 Partial 40% Basic events only, no game-specific

Overall Phase 1 Completion: ~60%

What's Working ✅

Backend (90% Complete)

  • FastAPI server running on port 8000
  • PostgreSQL database with all tables
  • Async SQLAlchemy with proper session management
  • Logging system with rotating file handlers
  • Health check endpoints: /api/health and /api/health/db
  • CORS configured for local development
  • JWT token creation and verification
  • WebSocket server with Socket.io
  • ConnectionManager for room management
  • Basic WebSocket events (connect, disconnect, join/leave game, heartbeat)

Frontend (15% Complete)

  • ✅ Nuxt 3 initialized for both leagues
  • ✅ Dependencies installed (Tailwind, Pinia, Socket.io-client, Axios)
  • ✅ Config files in place
  • ✅ TypeScript strict mode enabled
  • ❌ No pages implemented
  • ❌ No components implemented
  • ❌ No WebSocket plugin implemented
  • ❌ No state management (Pinia stores) implemented

What's Missing ❌

1. Discord OAuth (Critical for Production)

Current State: Stub endpoints exist but no actual OAuth flow

Missing:

  • Discord Developer Portal app setup
  • OAuth callback endpoint implementation
  • User database table/model
  • Session management
  • Refresh token handling
  • User data storage

Effort: 2-3 days Priority: Medium (can use stub auth for development)

2. Frontend Pages & Components (Critical for User Testing)

Current State: Only app.vue exists (blank)

Missing:

  • /pages/index.vue - Home/dashboard
  • /pages/auth/login.vue - Login page
  • /pages/auth/callback.vue - OAuth callback
  • /pages/games/create.vue - Create game
  • /pages/games/[id].vue - Game room
  • /pages/games/history.vue - Game history
  • /pages/spectate/[id].vue - Spectator view
  • All components (scoreboard, lineup, decision panels, etc.)
  • All composables (useAuth, useWebSocket, useGameState)
  • All Pinia stores (auth, game, ui)
  • WebSocket plugin integration

Effort: 4-6 weeks for full implementation Priority: High if need user demos, Low if focusing on game engine

3. WebSocket Game Events (Required for Live Gameplay)

Current State: Basic connection events only

Missing:

  • submit_defensive_decision event
  • submit_offensive_decision event
  • resolve_play event
  • game_state_update broadcast
  • play_result broadcast
  • error handling for game actions
  • Integration with GameEngine

Effort: 1 week Priority: Medium (can test via Python scripts)

Recommendations

Option 1: Continue with Game Engine (Recommended) ⭐

Skip frontend, complete game engine first

Reasoning:

  • Game engine is the unique value (60% complete)
  • Can test via Python scripts (already working)
  • Frontend can be built after engine is solid
  • May need to rebuild UI if engine changes

Timeline:

  • Week 6: League features (configs, API client)
  • Weeks 7-9: Complete game features (Phase 3)
  • Weeks 10-11: Polish & testing (Phase 4)
  • Then build frontend with stable engine

Pros:

  • Fastest path to working game simulation
  • Can validate mechanics without UI complexity
  • Easier to test and debug

Cons:

  • No visual demos for stakeholders
  • Can't get user feedback on UX

Option 2: Build Minimum Viable Frontend

Build just enough UI to play a game

What to Build:

  • Simple login (stub auth, no Discord OAuth)
  • Game lobby (list games, create game)
  • Game room (minimal UI - scoreboard, decision buttons)
  • WebSocket integration for real-time updates

Estimated Effort: 2-3 weeks Timeline: Complete by mid-November

Pros:

  • Can demo to stakeholders
  • Get early UX feedback
  • Validates full stack integration

Cons:

  • Delays game engine work
  • May need to rebuild if engine changes
  • Still no real OAuth

Option 3: Complete Phase 1 Fully

Build everything as originally planned

Includes:

  • Full Discord OAuth
  • Complete SBA frontend
  • Complete PD frontend
  • All WebSocket game events
  • Polished UI

Estimated Effort: 6-8 weeks Timeline: Complete by late December

Pros:

  • Full vertical slice
  • Ready for user testing
  • Complete feature parity

Cons:

  • Significant time investment
  • Delays core game engine work
  • Engine may evolve, requiring UI changes

Decision Matrix

Factor Option 1 (Engine First) Option 2 (Min Frontend) Option 3 (Full Phase 1)
Time to working game ⭐⭐⭐ Fast (4 weeks) ⭐⭐ Medium (6 weeks) ⭐ Slow (12+ weeks)
Demo-able to users ❌ No ✅ Yes ✅ Yes
Test coverage ✅ Excellent ⭐ Good ⭐⭐ Excellent
Flexibility ✅ High ⭐ Medium ❌ Low (committed to UI)
Risk ⭐ Low ⭐⭐ Medium ⭐⭐⭐ High (scope)
User feedback ❌ No ✅ Yes ✅ Yes

Our Recommendation

Choose Option 1: Continue with Game Engine First

Next Steps (Weeks 6-11)

  1. Week 6 (Phase 2): League configuration system, result charts, API client
  2. Weeks 7-9 (Phase 3): Complete game features (decisions, substitutions, AI)
  3. Weeks 10-11 (Phase 4): Polish, testing, performance optimization
  4. Weeks 12-17: Build frontend with stable engine as foundation

When to Build Frontend

  • Trigger: After Phase 3 complete (game engine feature-complete)
  • Why: Engine will be stable, fewer UI changes needed
  • How Long: 4-6 weeks for both leagues
  • What to Build: Full implementation with Discord OAuth

Interim Testing Strategy

  • Continue using Python test scripts (working well)
  • Integration tests cover critical paths
  • Can simulate any game scenario programmatically
  • No dependency on UI for validation

Status vs. Plan

Original Phase 1 Plan (from 01-infrastructure.md)

  • PostgreSQL database created ✅
  • FastAPI server running ✅
  • Socket.io WebSocket server ✅
  • Database tables created ✅
  • Logging system working ✅
  • Discord OAuth implemented ❌ (stub only)
  • Nuxt 3 apps initialized ✅
  • Frontend pages & components ❌ (not implemented)
  • WebSocket game events ⚠️ (basic only)
  • Health check endpoints ✅

Completion: 7/10 tasks complete (70%)

Actual Achievement

We have a solid backend foundation that's fully sufficient for game engine development. The missing pieces (OAuth, frontend UI) can be added later without impacting core game simulation work.

Conclusion

Phase 1 is ~60% complete, but what's complete is the right 60% for continuing with game engine development. The backend infrastructure is solid and working well.

Recommendation: Proceed with Phase 2/3 (game engine), defer frontend and OAuth completion until engine is feature-complete and tested.

This approach minimizes risk of rebuilding UI when engine evolves and gets you to a working game simulation faster.