/Employee-Management-System

Using Node.js this command-line application will take in information and then generate an HTML webpage.

Primary LanguageJavaScriptMIT LicenseMIT

The Employee Management System

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Description

The Employee Management System is a command-line application built using Node.js. Its purpose is to help users generate an HTML webpage that contains detailed information about their team members, including managers, engineers, and interns. This application simplifies the process of creating an organized and professional-looking webpage to showcase your team's essential details.

Key Features:

  1. Adding Employees: The program allows the user to add an arbitrary number of employees to their team. They can input information for managers, engineers, and interns. The application guides users through entering the following details for each employee:

    • Name: The employee's name.
    • ID: A unique employee identification.
    • Email: The employee's email address.

  2. Role-Specific Information: Depending on the type of employee (Manager, Engineer, Intern), the application prompts for role-specific details:

    • Managers: Office number.
    • Engineers: GitHub username.
    • Interns: School name.

  3. Generating HTML Page: Users can choose to generate an HTML webpage once they've added all the desired employees. The application formats and displays the employee information in a clean and structured way.

  4. Flexible Editing: The program provides the flexibility to return to add more employees or to exit. Existing employee information is retained, allowing users to build their team incrementally.

Technologies Used:

  • Node.js: The program is built using Node.js, enabling server-side JavaScript execution.

  • Inquirer: Inquirer.js is used to interact with the user through the command line, collecting employee information.

  • Jest: Jest is utilized for testing to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the code.

  • Babel: Babel is used to transpile modern JavaScript code to ensure compatibility across various Node.js environments.

How to Use:

To run the program, execute npm start in the command line. Follow the prompts to add employees and generate the HTML page.

This Employee Management System simplifies the process of organizing team details and creating an HTML representation, making it an invaluable tool for project managers and teams looking for an efficient way to display their team's information.

Video Walkthrough

Attempt 1

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Attempt 2

<iframe src="https://www.loom.com/embed/fedde7fa3b4e407998209e367a0ff05a?sid=f14be65f-2181-4983-bd5a-d0ff008d057c" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%;"></iframe>

Contributing

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Accessibility Testing

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Resources

Resources accessed whilst building this program

License

This project is licensed under MIT License.

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