KenEucker/biketag-vue

Add the ability for BikeTag Players to set their "home" game

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#183 opened on Nov 16, 2023

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Players can sign up for a BikeTag account and then log in to any of the games. When they "reserve a name", it is reserved for the entirety of all games. I am not sure that this was the intended solution.

However, adding the ability to set a "home game" in the BikeTag Player profile would be advantageous for multiple reasons.

When adding this property, names could then be locked to a specific game, but that would also present an issue when players want to play at other locations.

Describe the solution you'd like Display the city assigned on their profile page. If a player has multiple cities assigned, show this on their player page.

Additional context Another issue will need to be added for the setting of a new city when a player plays a tag in a second/another city.

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Research direction
Examine the current player profile model and API endpoints. Identify where player data is stored and how the profile page is rendered. Then add a 'homeGame' field to the player model and update the profile page to display the assigned city.
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