Touch of Class Events Source Code -
A BPA Competition

Disclaimer

This project is now deprecated and a lot of its features will not work. Some of the reasons are the fact that SvelteKit 1.0 was released and there are a lot of breaking changes. The MongoDB Atlas Database is also frozen due to inactivity. In order to reactivate this project, a whole rewrite of the codebase will be necessary!

About

This web application was made in participation of a Business Professionals of America (BPA) competition. Any code that is in this repository is open source and public until our team hand it over to BPA for grading.

Members

• Quinton Skelly
• David Crosslin
• Ethan Napier
• Joshua Pelealu

Want to run the webapp?

The web application in this repository is already set to be able to run locally on any machine and even build the output for hosting

Note: It is not recommended to host by building it locally

Make sure to have!

If you do not have any of these software needed to run this project, we recommend you to do so.

Software	Version	Link	Additional Notes
Visual Studio Code	Latest	https://code.visualstudio.com	Necessary to edit project and extensions used on the project to improve workflow
Node.js	16.x LTS	https://nodejs.org/	We used the LTS (Long Term Support) version for Node. Node runs javascript as server side code
NPM	8.x	https://npmjs.org	We used the pre-installed version that comes with installing nodejs
Git	Latest	https://git-scm.com	Source Control Manager to keep track changes and progress in the code

Cloning the repo

Make sure you have all the software needed! If you do, then clone this repository by:
Make sure you are in a directory you want to put this project in

git clone https://github.com/JoshuaPelealu/TouchOfClassEvents

# Then go into the directory
cd TouchOfClassEvents

Developing

Once you've clone the repo, now you need to install the necessary dependencies to run this project by running:

npm i
# or
npm install

After all the installation is finished, you can run:

npm run dev

# or start the server and open the app in a new browser tab
npm run dev -- --open

# or expose the server so other devices can see the website locally
npm run dev -- --host --open

This will now run the project locally at localhost:3000 and any changes you made in the code will reflect to what you see in localhost:3000. You can start editing the code inside src/

Building

If you want to see a build version of the project you can run

npm run build

You can preview the built app with npm run preview, regardless of whether you installed an adapter. This should not be used to serve your app in production.