Dr. Sillystringz's Factory

Program to help a factory manager manage engineers and machines

By Woo Jin Kim

Technologies Used

• C#
• .NET 5.0.102
• ASP.NET Core MVC 4.8
• Razor
• Entity Framework Core
• MySql
• Git

Description

An MVC web application that utilizes a database with many-to-many relationships to:

• Display a list of Engineers and Machines, together and on separate pages
• Select an engineer/machine and see their details, including the machines/engineers that are able to work together.
• Add new engineers and machines to the database, even if there are no associated engineers/machines on addition.
• Add or remove machines that an engineer is licensed to repair.
• Add or remove licensed engineers from a machine.

Setup/Installation Requirements

Note: Make sure you have .NET 5.0 installed. If not, please visit this link

• Clone this repository to your computer from this repository
• In your terminal of choice, navigate to the Factory directory
• Create a file named "appsettings.json" in this directory
• Add the following lines of code to your newly created "appsettings.json" file and save.

{
  "ConnectionStrings": {
  "DefaultConnection": "Server=localhost;Port=3306;database=[YOUR DATABASE];uid=root;pwd=[YOUR PASSWORD];"
  }
}

NOTES: [YOUR PASSWORD] MUST be the same password as that on your local machine/server.
[YOUR USERNAME] is up to your discretion.
For help on database configuration, please see here

• Back in the terminal, enter dotnet build and ensure that there are no errors
• Enter dotnet ef database update into the terminal to build the database
  (Note: If a "Build failed" Error occurs, please try running dotnet ef migrations Add Initial in the terminal. )
• Enter dotnet run into the terminal to run the application

Known Bugs

• Styling currently does not work.

License

MIT

Contact Information

Woo Jin Kim ([email protected]) Copyright (c) 2021 Woo Jin Kim