# GD FEDL

A lightweight Geometry Dash FEDL-style website with a built-in Node.js server and browser-based list manager.

It includes:

- a home page
- a list page for ranked level videos
- a manage page for editing the list in the browser
- a players page
- a rules page
- a Node.js server with a JSON API

## Project Files

- `index.html` - home page
- `lists.html` - main list view
- `manage.html` - browser UI for adding, editing, and deleting list entries
- `players.html` - player manager
- `rules.html` - submission rules and mod guidelines
- `app.js` - client-side logic for the list and players pages
- `styles.css` - site styling
- `server.js` - Node.js server and API
- `data.json` - primary list storage generated by the server
- `data.txt` - compatibility export rewritten by the server
- `package.json` - start script for the Node server

## How The List Data Works

The site now serves list data through `GET /api/levels`.

The server stores entries in `data.json` and also keeps `data.txt` updated automatically for compatibility.

Legacy `data.txt` lines still use this format:

```txt
category|position|title|url
```

Example:

```txt
new|1|Flamewall|https://youtu.be/x4Io4zkWVRw
```

## Running The Site

Start the Node server:

```bash
npm start
```

Then open:

```txt
http://localhost:8000
```

## Editing The List

Open:

```txt
http://localhost:8000/manage.html
```

From there you can:

- add entries
- edit existing entries
- delete entries
- search the current list

The server also exposes these API routes:

- `GET /api/levels`
- `POST /api/levels`
- `PUT /api/levels/:id`
- `DELETE /api/levels/:id`

## Notes

- On first run, the server will migrate the current `data.txt` into `data.json`
- Player data is stored in the browser with `localStorage`
- The players list is local to each browser/device
- No external npm packages are required