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Databoom is a team created by 10 Concordia University students for their Capstone Final Year Project. These students are : Tirafire, Arrow105, ds1618033, GD-Dheer, JeremiahTee, LaithAwad, Iposo, Mehrdadmaskull, ratulkai93, vatika1.

The Detonation Database System concerns the development of a file format and the database infrastructure for high explosive reference data. The “detonation and shock physics database” is a website that contains explosion experiment data created and used by engineers. Overall, this project is an extension of the website: GALCIT Explosion Dynamics Laboratory Detonation Database.

How to setup Development Environment:

We use a local .env containing all our env variables. To run our project, you must be given access to this .env through one of the contributors.

Option 1

Step 1: Clone the Repo into directory of choice

Step 2: Change into your project directory inside the Server folder and run "NPM install"

Step 3: Go back one directory level and go inside the Client folder and run "NPM install"

Step 4: Insert the .env inside the Server folder.

Step 5: Run "npm run dev" inside Server folder (This will run the backend and connect to the database)

Step 6: Run "npm run ui" inside the Client (This step will open the frontend on localhost:3000)

Option 2

Step 1: Clone the Repo into directory of choice

Step 2: Install Docker for your OS from https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/

Step 3: Start Docker

Step 4: Change into your project directory -> Server and run NPM install

Step 5: Insert the .env inside the Server folder.

Step 6 Go back one directory level -> Client and run NPM install

Step 7: Go back one directory level and make sure you see docker-compose.yml file & run docker-compose up -d

Step 8: Navigate to localhost:4000 to find backend & localhost:4500 for frontend. You can test with the endpoint localhost:4500/note to see the connection to backend

Common Docker Commands you will need if using docker:

docker-compose up -d ->** This will start build and run the front & backend in containers

docker-compose down ->** This will shut down your containers

docker-compose down -v ->** If you need to wipe the saved data (frontend/backend) and shut down

docker-compose logs ->** Allows you to check logs

docker logs --follow (name of service) ->** Lets you tail a specific servic \