/catalogue-of-my-things

A console app that will help us to keep a record of different types of things we own: books, music albums, movies, and games.

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catalogue-of-my-things

A console app that will help us to keep a record of different types of things we own: books, music albums, movies, and games.

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Built With

Tech Stack

Client
  • Ruby

    • Key Features

    1. Inventory Management
  • Manage books, music albums, movies, and games.
  • Options to list, add, and organize items.
    • 2. Intuitive Console Interface
  • User-friendly menu-driven system.
  • Seamless interaction and navigation.
    • 3. Persistent Data Storage
  • Save item details using JSON files.
  • Preserves collections between sessions.
    • 4. Relational Database Support
  • Schema.sql for relational database structure.

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    Live Demo

    Explore the live demo through our video presentation.

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    Getting Started

    Prerequisites

    Before you begin, ensure you have Ruby 3.2.2 release installed

    Setup

    1. Clone this repository to your local environment:

      git clone https://github.com/rmiyoyo/catalogue-of-my-things.git

    2. Navigate to the project directory:

      cd catalogue-of-my-things

    Install

    • Run bundle install to install required gems

    Usage

    • Run the script with ruby main.rb and explore the Catalogue Of My Thing application.

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    Authors

    This project was crafted by a dedicated team:

    Richard Sikaonga

    Nelly Telli

    Raphael Miyoyo

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    Future Features

    1. Edit and Remove Options
  • Modify details of existing items.
  • Remove unwanted items from the inventory.
    • 2. Advanced Sorting and Filtering
  • Sort and filter items based on various criteria.
  • Enhance organization and accessibility.
    • 3. Data Export and Import
  • Allow users to export and import their data.
  • Facilitate data backup and migration.
    • 4. Recent Messages Database
  • Store recent messages for reference
  • Access a log of recent interactions.

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    Contributing

    We welcome contributions to improve this project. If you'd like to contribute, please open an issue or create a new fork.

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    Show your support

    Star this repository if you find it useful!

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    Acknowledgments

    Special thanks to Microverse for making this project possible.

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    📝 License

    This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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