This C# solution uses ASP.NET Core and Web Sockets to emulate a Halo matchmaking server and client. It is 100% fan-inspired and does not interface with a real Halo client in any way. It instead serves as a study on video game matchmaking algorithms.
Solution projects:
MatcherChief.Server- The matchmaking server; must run as a .NET 6 applicationMatcherChief.Client- A .NET standard 2.0 library for connecting to the serverMatcherChief.Shared- A .NET standard 2.0 library used to share code between the client and server
Each project has an associated unit test project (e.g. MatcherChief.Server has MatcherChief.Server.Tests).
MatcherChief.ClientRunner is an additional tool included to load test clients against the server.
Run the server:
cd src/MatcherChief.Server
dotnet run
Run clients:
cd tools/MatcherChief.ClientRunner
dotnet run
The server will log successful matches at the Debug level if enabled. It also has an endpoint GET /api/system/status that returns a server status overview.
The server and client runner can be built via the included Dockerfiles.
See LICENSE.
I have never worked at Bungie, 343 Industries, or Microsoft, nor been given access to their source code in any way. The code and algorithms within this repository are my own.