/VendorAndOrderTracker.Solution

A class project focusing on one to many relationships

Primary LanguageC#

Vendor And Order Tracker

By Jacob Wilson

A webpage that allows the user to submit orders for different vendors.

Technologies Used

  • C#
  • Markdown
  • HTML5
  • CSS
  • Razor
  • Bootstrap

Description

A webpage designed using a MVC layout and follows RESTful conventions. The user, in this case the intended user is bakery owner Pierre, stars an a basic splash which will direct them to a Vendors page. On the vendors page you can view all existing vendors, click on an existing vendor to view more details, or create a new vendor. While on the vendor details page you can view all existing orders for that vendor. Here you can click on an order to view it in further detail or you can click a link to create a new one.

The models used were thoroughly tested and use Object Oriented Programming best practices.

Setup/Installation Requirements

  • You can find the github repository here
  • Click the code button, and copy the https link
  • In your in git bash or your preferred git terminal navigate to the directory you would like to store the project
  • Enter: "git clone" followed by the https link
  • Now that the repository is cloned to your computer, right click on the folder and click open with vs code
  • Navigate to the VendorAndOrderTracker directory and type dotnet restore to install dependencies.
  • You can now type dotnet run to run the program
  • If you would like to test navigate to the VendorAndOrderTracker.Test folder and type dotnet restore, then dotnet test

Known Bugs

  • No known bugs

License - MIT

If you run into any problems or find a bug, would like to reach me for a separate reason, feel free to send me an email @jacobleeeugenewilson@gmail.com with details of your issue.

Copyright (c) 12/17/2021 Jacob Wilson