Hi all!
Loving the new community on Lemmy. It grew to 18k FAST holy crap.
I was wondering if there was a simple self-hostable leaderboard available?
Nothing crazy like able to add a new row on the webpage, auto-sort to the top score is at the top, etc.
To help with context, a group of friends and I are playing DnD, and just recently we started dkeeping track of and playing a new meta game and keeping score.
Fastest player gets knocked to 0hp.
Fastest player death
most damage per turn
most damage per attack
Etc and stuff like that.
It’d be awesome if there was a self-hosted way to do this so all players can see quickly on a webpage instead of opening a shared spreadsheet.
Any ideas? Google is just showing me links to others asking the same question on Reddit.
I’d been floating a similar idea for MAME arcade high scores.
Currently, when I play a game on my arcade cabinet, the marquee image gets a date and the game’s name stamped on it by ImageMagick, then gets uploaded so it can display on my blog. (yes – I haven’t played since March… I should really play on my cab more)
I kind of wanted to automate a high score list on my blog. Though I’m fairly sure that’s going to be considerably more work.
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I’d been floating a similar idea for MAME arcade high scores.
Currently, when I play a game on my arcade cabinet, the marquee image gets a date and the game’s name stamped on it by ImageMagick, then gets uploaded so it can display on my blog. (yes – I haven’t played since March… I should really play on my cab more)
I kind of wanted to automate a high score list on my blog. Though I’m fairly sure that’s going to be considerably more work.