# Townships Combat League Website - Implementation Summary

## Overview
This document describes the implementation of the Townships Combat League (TCL) website for brokers and players.

## Directory Structure
```
web/
├── index.html          # Login/Sign-up page
├── broker.html         # Broker dashboard
├── player.html         # Player dashboard
├── styles.css          # Global styles
├── app.js             # Shared authentication logic
├── broker.js          # Broker-specific functionality
├── player.js          # Player-specific functionality
├── AI.PROMPT          # AI prompt for understanding the website
└── IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md  # This file
```

## Features Implemented

### 1. Authentication System
- **Login Page** ([`index.html`](index.html))
  - Tab-based interface for Login and Sign Up
  - Email/username and password fields
  - Role selection for sign-up (broker/player)
  - Form validation and error handling
  - JWT token storage in localStorage
  - Auto-redirect to appropriate dashboard after login

- **Sign Up Flow**
  - Creates new users with broker or player role
  - Validates password matching
  - Stores authentication token on successful registration
  - Switches to login tab after successful sign-up

### 2. Broker Dashboard ([`broker.html`](broker.html))
The broker dashboard provides API access and management features:

**API Access Section:**
- Display API key
- API status indicator
- Request counter
- Regenerate API key functionality

**Membership Section:**
- Current plan display
- Renewal date
- API calls included
- Upgrade plan button

**Quick Stats:**
- Total bets processed
- Active applications
- Revenue generated

**API Documentation:**
- Authentication endpoint
- Create bet endpoint
- Get bets endpoint
- Get HLS stream endpoint
- Get matches endpoint
- Get player balance endpoint
- Process payment endpoint

**Configuration:**
- Webhook URL configuration
- Event selection for webhooks
- Application name, URL, and callback URL settings

### 3. Player Dashboard ([`player.html`](player.html))
The player dashboard provides betting and streaming features:

**Balance Display:**
- Total balance
- Available balance
- Pending bets

**Betting Interface:**
- Match selection dropdown
- Live match auto-selection
- Betting options with odds
- Bet amount input
- Potential win calculation
- Place bet functionality

**Live Streaming:**
- HLS video player
- Auto-load stream for live matches
- Stream refresh capability

**Recent Bets:**
- Display last 5 bets
- Status indicators (won/lost/pending)
- Color-coded status

**Statistics:**
- Total bets
- Bets won/lost
- Win rate percentage
- Profit/loss display

**Payment Management:**
- Deposit modal
- Withdrawal modal
- Payment method selection
- Minimum amount validation

**Upcoming Matches:**
- List of scheduled matches
- Quick access to view odds

### 4. Backend API Integration

#### New User Roles
Added `broker` and `player` roles to the system:
- Similar to existing admin, user, and cashier roles
- Can access required APIs
- Cannot access the existing web dashboard

#### API Endpoints

**Authentication:**
- `POST /api/signup` - Create new broker or player account
- `POST /api/auth/login` - Authenticate and receive JWT token

**Broker Endpoints:**
- `GET /api/broker/api-key` - Get broker's API key
- `GET /api/broker/membership` - Get membership details
- `GET /api/broker/stats` - Get broker statistics
- `GET /api/broker/webhook` - Get webhook configuration
- `PUT /api/broker/webhook` - Update webhook configuration
- `GET /api/broker/settings` - Get application settings
- `PUT /api/broker/settings` - Update application settings
- `POST /api/broker/regenerate-api-key` - Generate new API key
- `POST /api/broker/upgrade-membership` - Request membership upgrade
- `POST /api/broker/test-connection` - Test API connection
- `GET /api/broker/logs` - Get API logs

**Player Endpoints:**
- `GET /api/player/balance` - Get player balance
- `GET /api/player/bets` - Get player's bets
- `GET /api/player/statistics` - Get player statistics
- `POST /api/player/bets` - Place a new bet
- `POST /api/player/deposit` - Process deposit
- `POST /api/player/withdraw` - Process withdrawal

**General Endpoints:**
- `GET /api/matches` - Get available matches
- `GET /api/matches/{id}/odds` - Get match odds
- `GET /api/stream/{match_id}` - Get HLS stream URL

### 5. Headless Mode Support

The website is designed to work with the mbetterc headless mode:
- `--headless` flag disables localhost auto-authentication
- Prevents automatic login to the admin dashboard
- Allows brokers and players to authenticate independently
- Nginx serves static files from `/web` directory
- API requests are proxied to the Flask backend

### 6. Design Principles

**Modern & Minimalist:**
- Clean, simple interface
- Focus on essential functionality
- No unnecessary clutter
- Professional appearance

**Responsive:**
- Works on desktop and mobile devices
- Flexible grid layouts
- Touch-friendly buttons

**User-Friendly:**
- Clear error messages
- Success notifications
- Intuitive navigation
- Form validation

### 7. Security Features

- JWT token authentication
- Token storage in localStorage
- Automatic token validation
- Protected API endpoints
- Role-based access control
- Password confirmation on sign-up

### 8. HLS Video Streaming

The player dashboard includes HLS video streaming:
- Native HLS support for Safari
- hls.js support for other browsers
- Auto-play for live matches
- Stream URL retrieval from API
- Error handling for unsupported browsers

## Configuration

### Nginx Configuration
The website is served by nginx with the following configuration:
- Static files served from `/web` directory
- API requests proxied to Flask backend (port 5001)
- CORS handling for cross-origin requests

### Flask Backend
The Flask application runs with:
- `--headless` flag to disable localhost auto-auth
- `--no-screen-cast` flag for headless operation
- API endpoints for broker and player functionality
- JWT token validation

## Testing

### To Test the Website:

1. **Start the Backend:**
   ```bash
   python main.py --headless --no-screen-cast
   ```

2. **Access the Website:**
   - Open `http://localhost/` in your browser
   - You should see the login/signup page

3. **Test Sign Up:**
   - Click "Sign Up" tab
   - Fill in name, email, password, confirm password
   - Select role (broker or player)
   - Click "Sign Up"
   - You should see a success message

4. **Test Login:**
   - Click "Login" tab
   - Enter email/username and password
   - Click "Login"
   - You should be redirected to the appropriate dashboard

5. **Test Broker Dashboard:**
   - View API key and membership info
   - Explore API documentation
   - Configure webhooks and settings

6. **Test Player Dashboard:**
   - View balance and statistics
   - Select a match and place a bet
   - View live stream (if available)
   - Test deposit/withdrawal

### Important Notes:

- **Hard Refresh Required:** After any JavaScript changes, hard refresh the browser (Ctrl+F5 or Cmd+Shift+R) to clear the cache
- **Authentication Required:** Dashboard pages require authentication; unauthenticated users are redirected to login
- **API Proxy:** All API requests go through `/api` which is proxied to the Flask backend
- **Token Storage:** Authentication tokens are stored in localStorage and sent with each API request

## Future Enhancements

Potential improvements for future development:
- Real-time updates via WebSockets
- More detailed betting analytics
- Enhanced payment processing
- Mobile app version
- Advanced broker analytics
- Player leaderboards
- Live chat support
- Multi-language support

## Files Modified

### Backend Files:
- [`mbetterclient/web_dashboard/auth.py`](../mbetterclient/web_dashboard/auth.py) - Added headless mode support
- [`mbetterclient/web_dashboard/app.py`](../mbetterclient/web_dashboard/app.py) - Added enable_headless parameter
- [`mbetterclient/core/application.py`](../mbetterclient/core/application.py) - Pass enable_headless to WebDashboard
- [`mbetterclient/web_dashboard/routes.py`](../mbetterclient/web_dashboard/routes.py) - Added broker/player endpoints
- [`mbetterclient/database/models.py`](../mbetterclient/database/models.py) - Added broker/player roles

### Frontend Files:
- [`web/index.html`](index.html) - Login/signup page
- [`web/broker.html`](broker.html) - Broker dashboard
- [`web/player.html`](player.html) - Player dashboard
- [`web/styles.css`](styles.css) - Global styles
- [`web/app.js`](app.js) - Authentication logic
- [`web/broker.js`](broker.js) - Broker functionality
- [`web/player.js`](player.js) - Player functionality
- [`web/AI.PROMPT`](AI.PROMPT) - AI documentation

## Conclusion

The Townships Combat League website provides a complete solution for brokers and players to interact with the mbetterc API. The implementation follows modern web development practices, provides a clean user interface, and integrates seamlessly with the existing backend infrastructure.

The website is designed to be served by nginx in headless mode, allowing brokers and players to access the API without interfering with the admin dashboard functionality.