OpenParty is a community-driven project developed by PartyTeam and LunarTeam as an alternative server solution for Just Dance Unlimited enthusiasts. This server allows you to enjoy the Just Dance Unlimited experience independently of official servers, which are no longer available.

About

This initiative aims to fill the void left by the discontinued official service, offering a reliable and enhanced alternative. OpenParty is crafted entirely from scratch, ensuring transparency and user trust. It strives to provide a seamless experience comparable to or even better than existing solutions like JDParty.

Features

Independence: Enjoy Just Dance Unlimited without reliance on official servers (not 100% yet).
Community-Driven: Developed with contributions from the community, ensuring continuous improvement.
Multi-platform: This project supports various platforms such as PC, Switch, PS4, Xbox One (duh), Wii U

Installation

Prerequisites

Node.js
Git
Server (duh, we can't pay it)
Just Dance Certificate (Optional) (For PS4, JD17-22 for NX, for JD16-18?? Wii U)

Setup

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/ibratabian17/openparty.git
cd openparty

Install dependencies:
```
npm install
```

Start the server:

pm2 start server.js --name openparty-server --no-daemon

Directory Structure

The directory structure of OpenParty is organized to facilitate ease of access and modification of the server's functionalities and data. Here's a detailed breakdown:

`database/Platforms/openparty-all/songdbs.json`

Purpose: Contains the song database.
Description: This JSON file holds the list of songs available on the server. Users can edit this file to customize the song list without changing the server code. If a song list is found in the SaveData, it will override this file, allowing dynamic changes without needing to restart the server.

`database/nohud/chunk.json`

Purpose: Contains no-HUD Videos.
Description: This JSON file manages the HUD-less video of the game. Similar to the song database, if a configuration file is in SaveData, it will take precedence over this file, making it easy to quickly adjust settings.

`database/Platforms/jd2017-{Platform}/sku-packages.json`

Purpose: Contains SKU packages.
Description: This directory includes platform-specific SKU packages, which are bundles of songs and content specific to a version or platform of Just Dance. These can be tailored to suit different platforms such as PC, Xbox, or PlayStation. The platform-specific files in the SaveData directory will override these if available, providing an easy way to customize content per platform without altering the base server files.

`database/encryption.json`

Purpose: Contains encryption settings.
Description: This JSON file holds the encryption settings for the server, including keys for generating HMAC and user data encryption.

SaveData Directory

Purpose: Save server data, you can also change default settings and data.
Description: The SaveData directory is used to save user-specific or modified versions of data files and settings and also stores data owned by the server. If there is a Platforms folder and a nohud folder, this will replace the data from database without touching the core server code. This helps you update code without breaking Git.

Configuration of settings.json

You can configure the server with the settings.json file as follows:

SaveData

Defines the paths where the server will save data for different operating systems.

"windows": "{Home}\\AppData\\Roaming\\openparty\\": Specifies the directory for Windows.
"linux": "{Home}/.openparty/": Specifies the directory for Linux and other non-Windows systems.

Port

"port": 80: Sets the port for the server to listen on. Default is 80.

ForcePort

"forcePort": false: Forces the server to use port 80 even if the OS assigns a different port. If set to true, it will always use port 80.

Public Access

"isPublic": true: If set to true, the server is accessible publicly (0.0.0.0). If false, it's only accessible locally (127.0.0.1).

Enable SSL

"enableSSL": true: Enables SSL (HTTPS) if the server supports it. Set to true to enable.

Domain

"domain": "jdp.justdancenext.xyz": Specifies the domain name for the server.

Server Status

"serverstatus": {}: Indicates whether the server is in maintenance mode and specifies the server channel.
- "isMaintenance": false: Server is not in maintenance mode.
- "channel": "prod": Specifies the server channel, here set to "prod" (production).

Modules

"modules": []: Defines server modules, their descriptions, file paths, and execution behavior.
- "name": "": The name of your modules
- "description": "": The description of your modules
- "path": "": The path where the server calls the module
- "execution": "": When will the server run. pre-load' or init`

Usage

OpenParty provides a straightforward setup process to get you up and running quickly. Once installed, customize your experience using the settings.json file and manage song databases effortlessly.

Contribution

Contributions are welcome to enhance features, improve performance, or expand platform support.

Support

For any issues or inquiries, feel free to reach out via GitHub Issues or our community channels.

Credits

We gratefully acknowledge the contributions of the following individuals, whose efforts have been instrumental in the development and success of OpenParty: Wodson for JDCosmos Code, Rama for his leaked JDU Code, Devvie for JDO Code, Connor for JDWorld Code, and Mfadamo for his assistance with JDU. Special thanks to alexandregreff, XFelixBlack for their JDU code contributions, JJRoyale for JD19-22 back-end assistance, JustRex for logging Ubiserver, klucva for general help and support, adrian_flopper as the first back-end developer, and nic for various fixes and improvements.

Each of these contributors has played a vital role in making OpenParty what it is today. Thank you for your hard work and dedication!

Keep This Project Active

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