SRS: SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATION
Game System Management Web Application ---
1 Introduction
Purpose
The Game System Management Web Application was devised to assist users and administrators in organizing, tracking, updating, and managing digital games and game-related information in a structured and scalable environment. It acts as a unified platform that simplifies game ownership, inventory items, rankings, user validation codes, and administrative operations through the use of a clean, intuitive UI. The application will allow gamers to maintain personal libraries without clutter of data and the administrators to have full control over the database for the reliability of the system and continuous deployment updates
Scope
The system supports:
User registration, authentication, and profile maintenance
Hosting a browse-able collection of games connected to a structured database
Inventory item insert, remove, resize, clear, swap, and reserve/scale capacity
Competitive leaderboard display & updating score ranking
Full administration capability to edit or delete any record of a user or game without restriction
Backend support for code validation checks and format safety
Deployment and maintenance of the full application to cloud hosting platforms
Definitions
Game Library: A collection of game titles by a person or globally stored sequentially
Inventory: A vector-like data structure that holds a user's owned in-game items
Leaderboard: A ranked board comparing scores submitted by players
Admin access: All rights and database modification authority ---
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2. Description Overall
2.1 Requirements of the Web Application
It should be an automated digital system that eases the management of games, user profiles, itemized inventories, and competitive rankings-all while ensuring practical deployability onto state-of-the-art hosting platforms The system shall be able to handle huge sets of data for games and items, handle frequent updates of data without degradation in performance, and include secure login mechanisms, real-time scoreboard performance, clean navigation, and original input code validation systems
2.2 Principal Modules
The application consists of 8 core modules, each responsible for a different key segment of operation:
1. User Management Module
This module is meant for handling user identity, authentication, and personal profile control. Users should be allowed to:
Create new account securely
Login using encrypted passwords
Update their own profile information
Delete their own account if needed
It checks for the correct data format in the login input fields, informs of missing fields, and handles authentication errors elegantly. Passwords are not stored as-is; they pass through encryption layers using backend hashing functions to make them secure against account breaches
2 Game Library Module
The Game Library module maintains a catalog of digital games in a structured manner. Using the module, users should be able:
Add a new game title to their library
Remove a game from their library
Display the list of owned games in sequence
Administrators should be able to:
Insert or delete any game record in the global database
Manage all game library operators
Approve or deny newly submitted game additions if flagged as duplicates
Ensure library updates without breaking structure
Names of game library entries should be clear and not repeat data to keep it tidy. UI responsiveness: Resizing of game display sections via CSS grid layouts; AJAX error codes if server-side integration is being used for deployment breakdown
3 Inventory Management Module
It is designed to act like a scalable internal container of tracked owned in-game items, which allows users and admins to perform actions such as:
push back() → add new owned item
pop back() → remove last item
insert(at position, item) → add at index
erase(at index) → remove item at the specified index
resize() → increase/decrease inventory size
clear() → Clear the entire inventory
swap() → swap inventories with another user
capacity() / shrink to fit() → optimize storage
The system shall indicate inventory count, current capacity, and also if the inventory is empty or full Item entries shall be kept in a stacked list, and displays in the UI are interactively updated smoothly without needing to reload the whole interface.
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4 Code Validator Module
This module validates special user-entered codes, such as player codes or keys to access a game One of the validations it supports is:
✔ Palindrome format validation
Example:
level cap
game EM g?
invalid noise caps
This module does NOT store or validate criminal / fraud data, only user codes for technical correctness and format safety
5. Leaderboard Module
The Leaderboard presents the scores and ranks the users according to that. Leaderboard includes:
User score submission accepted
Comparing highest to lowest
Sorting rankings
Showing top 10 ranks
Automatic highlighting of rank changes
Leaderboard display must be visual, structured, and easily readable in columns:
Rank Username
Score
Things Owned
When formatted into flipbook pages, leaderboard renders like screen dominance stats where best values float at top
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6. Admin Control Module
This is the highest privilege system, which allows admins to:
Delete any user or game record
Eliminate duplicate records
Modify database tables if necessary
Deploy changes without restriction
Maintain full DDL and DML operators in DB.
Note:
The administration control exists to assure reliability and cannot support criminal operations of fraud
It allows the parent to provide the child with choices while still ensuring the child receives a balanced meal.
7 Performance Analytics Module
This module tracks:
User game ownership trends
Inventory size, complexity, updates
Score climb progress
Rank environment
Metrics display
It gives a data-tracking dimension to the system without any external financial prediction
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8. Deployment & Maintenance Module
This module ensures:
Compatibility with hosting
Cloud deployment