Player account management for a theoretical online team PvP game.
stweak is the system of record for who a player is and what happened to them. It owns accounts, the players attached to those accounts, the seasons the game is divided into, and the games played within a season. It does not run matches and it is not the game server; it is the book of record that sits behind one.
The project makes use of various design and architecture approaches such as event-sourcing and hexagonal architecture. It is a research project for the author as much as a potential example for others, and is being developed with the help of AI as a way to see how well it copes with stringent goals and requirements.
The strict practices the project holds itself to — full mutation-tested
coverage, static typing, explicit requires, a type over a bare primitive — apply
to the domain gem in lib/, which is the artifact. The app/ area is
integration and demonstration code: it proves the ports against real technology
and drives the domain end to end, and is deliberately not held to the same bar.
The full documentation — the domain model, the architecture and design decisions, the glossary, and the developer guide — lives at https://rurounijones.github.io/stweak/.
Copyright (C) 2026 Jeffrey Jones.
Released under the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3 or later. See LICENSE for the full text.