This wiki is written for people involved in a contest, not for programmers. Use this wiki as a tool to help navigate and use SquirrelScore.
- You are on wiki.squirrelscore.com
- You know which hat you wear: producer, judge, tallymaster, contestant, volunteer, or audience member/guest
- Start at Home. The role table is the fastest shortcut.
- Use the sidebar. High-level folders get you close; the classic tree shows every page if you like more granular lists.
- Use Search for a word you already know (
lock, survey, hub). Start typing and it'll start searching.
- On a phone, open the wiki menu, then the page. Pictures and flow diagrams sit above the long text so you can skim thru and get the gist of how it works.
Most pages use the same shape:
| Section |
What it is for |
| Purpose |
Why you are here |
| Before You Begin |
What to have ready |
| Step-by-Step |
Numbered clicks, plus a small flowchart |
| Tips / Mistakes / FAQ |
The “please don’t do this on contest day” bits |
Flowcharts are simple boxes: start at the top, follow the arrows.
- If a screenshot is still a “TODO” note, follow the numbered steps anyway — the buttons should match the app.
- What's new is the "highlight reel" for something that just changed.
- In-app Wiki/Support will land you at the wiki Home, the help links at the tops of the pages should take you to the relevant wiki page.
- Searching for programmer words (
API, UUID). Search for the button name you see (Save Scores, Release Results).
- Skipping Before You Begin and then wondering what the instructions are talking about.