Solceri Forge is a website created for the company Solceri Radiadores, specifically designed for managing radiator repair and maintenance requests. This platform allows these requests to be managed through a ticketing system, facilitating the organization and tracking of each case.

The ticketing system of Solceri Forge allows customers to create requests for radiator repairs or maintenance quickly and easily. Once the request is created, customers can know the current status of their request in real-time, providing transparency and trust in the process.

Authors

Warren González Reyes

• @warrgonz

Alejandro Castro García

• @acastrog38

Table of Contents

• Setup
  • Creating a Virtual Environment
  • Installing Requirements
  • Running Requirements
• Features
• Support

Setup

Creating a Virtual Environment

To create a virtual environment in Python, follow these steps:

1. Open your terminal (or command prompt).
2. Navigate to your project directory.

[!IMPORTANT] You must have to install Python in your computer and be sure that you added Python to PATH. You can check if you have Python and Pip using the following command in your terminal (PowerShell, Git Bash, etc.)

python3 --version
pip --version

3. Run the following command to create a virtual environment:

Install virtualenv

pip install virtualenv

Create the virtual environment

virtualenv -p python3 env

Activate the virtual environment

• Git Bash

source env/Scripts/activate

• Powershell

    .\env\Scripts\Activate

Installing Requirements

After activating your virtual environment, you need to install the necessary packages. Make sure you have a requirements.txt file in your project directory. Run the following command:

pip install -r requirements.txt

[!NOTE] To manage dependencies, you can use the following prompts

• Install the package and update requirements.txt, change <Monofino> to the package required instead.

pip install <Monofino> && pip freeze > requirements.txt

• Verify that the package is installed

pip show <Monofino>

• Uninstall the package (If required)

pip uninstall <Monofino>

• Update requirements.txt

pip freeze > requirements.txt

Running project

To server start, you can use ./app in your terminal where the proyect will initialize in your localhost.

Features

To view the user stories contained in our application, please check the backlog at the following link:

Backlog

Support

For support, you can contact us to wgonzalez90631@ufide.ac.cr, acastro40720@ufide.ac.cr.