Add the basis for an improved scoreboard for individual tournaments: #45
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- Add display type tournamentcourt - Save the timestamp of the call of a match in the DB - Send the timestamp of the call of a game to BUP
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This pull request creates the basis in BTS for using a new display (tournamentcourt) in BUP. The display focuses on regional individual tournaments, where the displays are (possibly) small and (non-playing) players operate the tablets.
The following additions will therefore be made in BTS:
Addition of the display type tournamentcourt in the list of possible default views in the options.
In the options, you can now select the rules according to which the warm-up timer of a game starts. In addition to the known options BWF, leagacy and none, there is now "After coise of side" (with individual duration), as well as from the moment the game is pulled onto the field in BTP (as an individual countdown or as a timer):
To enable timers from the moment a match is called, the time of the call is saved in the matches table of the DB.
The required information is passed on to BUP.
A matching pull request in the BUP repo follows.