mcpt / ctf

CTF website with support for many simultaneous contests.

mcpt.ca

A website for the Mackenzie Computer Programming Team located at mcpt.ca

Site Features

• News
• Learn
• Ranks
• Editorials
• Online Judge
• Calendar
• Resources
• About
• Mobile

News

Up to date news relevant to Mackenzie, listing upcoming events.

Learn

A comprehensive collection of lessons on algorithms and data structures relevant to competitive programming.

Ranks

Ranks will contain a list of the registered students and their ranks based on their DMOJ profile. Participation in contests and solved problems will be used to rank the users. These ranks will be used to determine prizes.

Editorials

Editorials of contests and problems relevant to the Mackenzie Computer Programming Team (MWC, CCC, JDCC, ECOO).

Online Judge

An online judge will be serve the purpose of occasional on-site timed contests not hosted on DMOJ.

Calendar

Planned events presented in calendar form.

Resources

A useful list of resources.

About

General site information and administrator contact information.

Mobile

The site natively has beautiful mobile support and sizing. No redirect page/domain.

Deploying

This project uses Hugo, the static site generator. Make sure you have Hugo installed. First, clone the repository with submodules.

To test the site locally, use

hugo server

To compile the site run

hugo

The site will then be stored in public, and you'll be able to upload via ftp.

ctf's Issues

/users takes long time to load

limited API for cross-site contests page

Add a limited API to for an "all contests" page for MCPT.

• /api/v1/contests returns a list of public contests with their title, description, timeframes, and type (i.e. team or individual)

proper docker CI

Currently, I have to manually build and deploy the docker image to docker.io. Using GitHub Actions to build and push the image would reduce the steps needed to deploy.

The main problem is that ghcr's access token thing isn't working for us... maybe check docker.io?

proper docker CI

Currently, I have to manually build and deploy the docker image to docker.io. Using GitHub Actions to build and push the image would reduce the steps needed to deploy.

The main problem is that ghcr's access token thing isn't working for us... maybe check docker.io?