Abschlussprojekt Device Manager Timon Lorenz (WIP)

The goal of this project is to develop a web application which manages the devices of the Univesity Regensburg. It is currently in devlopment.

Table of contents

1. Description
2. Instalation
   • Requirements
   • Getting Started
3. Usage
4. Testing

1 Description (WIP)

• Device List
• Device Detail
• device add
• Device History

2 Installation

In this section, all requirements are defined first. This is followed by a step by step installation. Finally some general information

Requirements

Docker

1. Download and install docker engine

Follow the instructions on the official docker website

2. Add docker to your startup

sudo systemctl enable docker --now

3. Add your current user to the docker group

sudo usermod -aG docker $USER

$USER stands for the current logged in user

4. Restart your computer

Composer

Download and install composer

Follow the instructions on the official composer website or install it via apt package repository:

sudo apt-get install composer

Make sure you have these php extensions installed:

• php-curl
• php-xml

Geting started

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://git.uni-regensburg.de/ase22ws/abschlussprojekt-device-manager-timon-lorenz.git

2. Go in the project directory

cd device-app

3. Install dependencies

Install dependencies source

composer install
composer dumpautoload -o

If you are facing some issues try to update it first and run composer install afterwards again

composer update

Make sure you have the mentioned php extensions installed

4. Setup the Environement

Copy the .env.example file and create .env file

cp .env.example .env

5. Start the project for the first time

This could take a few moments for the first time, later on it only takes a few seconds

vendor/bin/sail up

6. Generate a key

Open a new terminal in the project directory and enter the following command while project is still running:

vendor/bin/sail exec laravel.test php artisan key:generate

7. Setup the database

To migrate the database use following command:

sail exec laravel.test php artisan migrate

If you want to use some random generated sample as well as two users an admin and a test user you have to use the seed function

sail exec laravel.test php artisan migrate:refresh --seed

8. View the project

Open your browser and go to http://localhost and try it out. If you are finished you can stop the vendor/bin/sail up terminal via 'strg' + 'C'.

General

Troubleshooting

If you followed the eight steps correctly the project should work. If you have any trouble installing the project, please let me know or make an issue.

Bash Alias

If you want save some time you can create a shortcut to vendor/bin/sail and only use sail

1. Open bashrc

Go to your home directory and run

nano .bashrc

2. Add shortcut

Add following line:

alias sail='[ -f sail ] && bash sail || bash vendor/bin/sail'

3 Usage (WIP)

• User story

4 Testing

To test the application run the following code inside the project directory device-app:

php artisan test

5 Author

Timon Lorenz (lot17014)

6 License

This project is licensed with the MIT license. The used framework Laravel and the imported Log-Viewer as well as the CSS framework Bulma are also licensed with the MIT license.

Releasedate

latest: 15.04.2023

About

Laravel is a full feature framework

security

• coss-side-scripting disabled
• SQL injection attacks

ChatGPT

see ChatGPT folder

Challenges

Convention, due to given database. Could be easier