WVSU-CIPHER/Realtime-Digital-Point-System-Tracker

Project Realtime Digital Point System Tracker

By: WVSU - SPARK Hub and WVSU - Cipher

Project Team

1. Project Manager
   • Kirk Gamo
2. Project Supervisor
   • Keane Dalisay
3. UI/UX Designers
   • Mark Andrei Encanto
   • Joseph Junel Reyes
4. Front-end Developers
   • Allyn Ralf Ledesma
   • Quincy Macalalag
   • John Chrizper Escorpiso
   • Gabrielle Ann Concepcion
5. Back-end Developers
   • Rei Ebenezer Duhina
   • Dhominick John Billena
   • Christopher Glenn Bedis

Based on operating system types:

Windows

Installation of the needed dependencies

1. JavaScript Package Manager / Environment (Choose one!)

   • Bun :

     powershell -c "irm bun.sh/install.ps1|iex"

   • NodeJS : Node Package Manager - Fast Node Manager

     winget install Schniz.fnm # installs (Fast Node Manager)

     fnm env --use-on-cd | Out-String | Invoke-Expression # configure fnm environment

     fnm use --install-if-missing 22 # download and install Node.js

     node -v # should print v22.9.0 # verifies the right Node.js version is in the environment

2. Vite

   • Node :

   npm install vite@latest

   • Bun :

   bun install vite@latest

3. Node Version Manager (NVM)

   https://github.com/coreybutler/nvm-windows/releases

Important :

> A Node Package Manager is important as sooner the project might require some specific version of node for specific modules / packages, comparing the performances of the backend might require comparing version of node to run the backend on if you use `NodeJS`.

4. Powershell

   • Using a terminal shell will make the process working with the backend more smoothly as it is easier to follow through the commands needed for installing the packages.

5. Installing the modules

   • Bun:

     bun install or bun i

   • Npm:

     npm install or npm i

Installing PHP

• Visit the PHP Webpage to Install latest Version of PHP

  https://windows.php.net/downloads/releases/php-8.3.11-nts-Win32-vs16-x64.zip

  • Extract the ZIP folder on the folder of choice. Prefered using 'C:/php'

  • Add the PHP Environment variable by Searching Environment Variables on your Search Bar or on Control Panel

Note: NO Command Here cause I literally destroyed my PC path files creating a script to simplify this process, and yes I destroyed my environment variables using setx and will be reinstalling and yes also my registry! So, don't do it, thanks. :)

Figure 1: Environment Variables for PC

• Open the Path Variable and copy the C:/php/ and click on the New Button and Paste the Path.
• Close all cmd windows / powershell windows
• Open a new command window
• Type

  php -v

Figure 2: PHP Version

Congrats you've succesfully set-up the project backend!

Mac

• To be made if needed :)

Linux

• Contact Us Directly: @DhominickJ @Christopher-Glenn @Reiebenezer

• If you use Gentoo / Arch then, don't consult us. Talk to us, we are willing to learn more from you!