Taikobot

Taikobot targets to help organizing Taiko courses and workshop as well as getting news and information out to the members.

Since it still is in a very early development stage, a lot can (and probably will) change over the time.

Currently features at work are:

• Create edit and manage Courses with the lessons as well as workshops
• Let all members see their currently signed in courses as well as their upcoming lessons. Also give them a way to manage their participation in the lessons.
• Let members sign into new workshops and courses online.
• Give teachers a simple tool to plan out lessons by using the lesson notes.

Intended features and ideas for the future

• Send notifications to the users about upcoming lessons and important messages.
• have a simple message board between teachers and the students of a course.
• Have supporting material like note sheets and documents for the participants of a course.

Installation and development

Taikobot builds on top of the Laravel framework (see below) and their Jetstream starter kit

For develpment purposes it can be used in a PHP8.1 or newer environment, which can be run natively on the computer or in a Docker container using Laravel Sail.

Setup of Sail-Environment (Docker)

1. Clone repository into a directory under the WSL or Linux environment.
2. Execute the sail_setup.sh script.
3. Start sail (.vendor/bin/sail up -d, or sail up -d, when shell alias is set).
4. Install JavaScript dependencies (sail npm install).
5. Migrate database (sail artisan migrate --seed).
6. Generate application encryption key (sail artisan key:generate).
7. Build the javascript files (sail npm run build).

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