Welcome to the BangazonSite!

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine

First, you'll need to clone down the repo into a directory. Open your terminal and enter

git clone git@github.com:the-devatstating-chickens/BangazonSite.git

Open up your editor which we prefer to be Visual Studio, through the terminal with the command

cd BangazonSite

start BangazonSite.sln

Now, you'll be taken to Visual Studio with the project opened up. The next thing you'll want to do is to go to Tools and open the NuGet Package Manager and select the Package Manager Console. Once that is open, type in and enter Update-Database. Once the database has been successfully updated, go to View and select SQL Server Object Explorer. Select your local database and click refresh. Now, for the fun part! Let's run our application. Make sure you've selected BangazonSite.

The user will be presented with a list of most recently added items on the Bangazon platform. Would you like to know more about an item? Just give it a click. Gotcha! You can't do much of anything until you log in. You may sign in as an existing user or create a new user. If you want to log in as an administrator, enter admin@admin.com and your creative and secure password, Admin8*. Now you've got access to the glory of Bangazon. You'll be able to view whatever you clicked on. Once logged in, you may view products and their details, add them to your cart, create a new product to sell, view product categories, review your products and their current inventory/amount sold, and check out your profile settings.

• C# - The language we used
• Azure Data Studio - Cloud for database
• ASP.NET MVC - MVC Framework for Web app
• Entity Framework - Object Relational Mapper
• Identity Framework - Authentication and user related data in ASP.NET MVC

• Rose Ku'uleialoha Wisotzky
• Anne Rae Vick
• Chris Blue Morgan
• Billy Edgar Mitchell
• Billy Mathison

• PurpleBooth - For their template