edanerg / uw-schedulemaker

A CS348 Project. Upload courses you took in the past and get suggestions on courses to take and more

uw-schedulemaker

A CS348 project

Upload courses you took in the past and get suggestions on courses to take and more

Group Members:

Ana Wan
Sunny Yang
Keat Chong
Yuetong Wang

For Developers

To test the app locally

The README.txt of the backend and frontend repo shows the instruction to run the app.

Database Creation

The queries for creating tables are located in the file /backend/database/createtables.sql. The backend app will execute that sql file which creates the tables for the SQL database.

Database Population

Using Google Cloud Shell and MySQL, the commands in /backend/database/sql/sampledataset.sql are executed manually.

How the Web app receives data from the SQL database

The backend grabs the data from SQL database in gcp (via sqlalchemy) and sends that data to the web app whenever the webapp executes a GET request to the backend API (on /courses route). The App can also send data to the backend using POST requests that will be used to update the table such as for adding a new user to AppUser

Web App link

https://cs348-webapp10.appspot.com/ Note: currently this does not work because our free trial for GCP expired.

Backend API link

https://cs348-database10.appspot.com/courses Note: currently this does not work because our free trial for GCP expired.

How to populate local database with sample data

For connecting to local database:

Steps:

brew install postgresql

pg_ctl -D /usr/local/var/postgres start && brew services start postgresql

psql postgres

Our database name is schedulemaker, type in this when posgres started:

postgres=# CREATE DATABASE schedulemaker

To run scripts for local database:

You can try this:

python3 ./database/scripts/execute_sql.py -f createtables -u yourUsername -p yourPassword

To Populate all data into local database:

python3 ./database/scripts/populate_tables.py -u yourUsername -p yourPassword

To Populate specific table into local database:

python3 ./database/scripts/populate_tables.py -t 'table_you_want_to_populate' -u yourUsername -p yourPassword