GeekMetrik

Se requiere:
- Java 11
- NetBeans 11 o superior / IntelliJ IDEA 2020.1
- Maven 4
- MySQL 8.0
- mysql-connector-java 8.0.22

Base de datos

Ejecute los comandos de GeekMetrik.sql usando MySQL Workbench o Command Line, para iniciar la base de datos.

Ubicada en GeekMetrik-master\src\main\java\Model\Utilerias\GeekMetrik.sql

Se creará el Admin por default:

user: Admin

password: Admin

Edite el archivo Conexion.java y en el campo de password coloque su contraseña para MySQL.

Ubicada en GeekMetrik-master\src\main\java\Model\Utilerias\Conexion.java

Finalmente, asegurese que use el puerto por default 3306 para MySQL.

Ejecutar

Abra en un IDE y ejecute GUI_Catalogo.java

GeekMetrik

Se requiere:
- Java 11
- NetBeans 11 o superior / IntelliJ IDEA 2020.1
- Maven 4
- MySQL 8.0
- mysql-connector-java 8.0.22

Base de datos

Ejecute los comandos de GeekMetrik.sql usando MySQL Workbench o Command Line, para iniciar la base de datos.

Ubicada en GeekMetrik-master\src\main\java\Model\Utilerias\GeekMetrik.sql

Se creará el Admin por default:

user: Admin

password: Admin

Edite el archivo Conexion.java y en el campo de password coloque su contraseña para MySQL.

Ubicada en GeekMetrik-master\src\main\java\Model\Utilerias\Conexion.java

Finalmente, asegurese que use el puerto por default 3306 para MySQL.

Ejecutar

Abra en un IDE y ejecute GUI_Catalogo.java

🐖 Piggy

Piggy is a web application to track your personal finances daily. You can view a monthly or annually resume about your expenses and incomes in some fancy Dashboards.

Made with Ruby on Rails 6, TailwindCSS and PostgreSQL 13; using a five layers architecture

• Design Doc (only in spanish)
  
• ✨ Features
  
  • 🌚🌞 Dark Mode and Light Mode, you choose
    
  • 💻📱 Responsive Dashboard
    
  • 📖💌 Pagination and Notifications
    
  • 📆🎨 Date and Color Picker
    
• 👩‍💻 Development
  
  • 🐘 Only Postgres Docker Compose
    
  • 🐋 [WIP] Full docker-compose
    
  • 🖌 Run TailwindCSS
    
    

✨ Features

🌚🌞 Dark Mode and Light Mode, you choose

|🌚|🌞|
|-|-|
|||

💻📱 Responsive Dashboard

|💻|🔄|📱|
|-|-|-|
||||

📖💌 Pagination and Notifications

|📖|💌|
|-|-|
|||

📆🎨 Date and Color Picker

|📆|🎨|
|-|-|
|||

👩‍💻 Development

🐘 Only Postgres Docker Compose

Build Docker Compose

docker-compose build

Run Docker Compose

docker-compose up

🐋 [WIP] Full docker-compose

Build Docker

docker build --tag piggy .

Run Docker

docker run piggy 

🖌 Run TailwindCSS

yarn dev:server

This README would normally document whatever steps are necessary to get the
application up and running.

Things you may want to cover:

• Ruby version

• System dependencies

• Configuration

• Database creation

• Database initialization

• How to run the test suite

• Services (job queues, cache servers, search engines, etc.)

• Deployment instructions

• …

Dijkstra’s shortest path algorithm

Simple (really simple) web application that plots the shortest path obtained from the Dijkstra’s algorithm.

Table of Contents

• Dijkstra’s shortest path algorithm
  
• Table of Contents
  
  • Install🚀
    
  • About🤔
    
  • To mess around you need🛠
    
  • To do📝
    
  • Contributing🤝🏼
    
  • The Team🙌🏼
    
  • License📄
    
    

Install🚀

1. Fork and clone the Dijkstra’s shortest path repo

   git clone https://github.com/TanZng/dijkstras-shortest-path.git

2. Create your virtualenv on the proyect root

   virtualenv flask_env

3. Activate virtualenv

   # Windows
   cd flask_env/Scripts
   activate

   # MacOS, Ubuntu, Debian
   cd flask_env/bin
   source activate

To leave virtualenv we use deactivate

1. Run Flask App

   cd flaskr/
   python app.py

2. Open the direction http://127.0.0.1:5000/ on your browser! 🥳

About🤔

WIP (Work in Progress)

To mess around you need🛠

Git

Python 3

I’m using 3.8.3rc1, but i think > 3.4 its okay

pip

To download other dependencies. I’m using pip 20.1.1

python -m pip install --upgrade pip

Pandas

I’m using 1.0.5

pip install pandas

Flask

I’m at 1.1.2

pip install Flask

NetworkX

pip install networkx

Plotly

pip install plotly==4.9.0

virtualenv

pip install virtualenv

To do📝

• Load and Read graphs on txt files.
  
• Render different graphs from a file.
  
• Set a default example.
  
• Form to choose u (star) and v (end).
  
• Create a simple README.md
  
• Render shortest path - edge trace - with a diferent color.
  
• Upload Dijkstra’s shortest path algorithm.
  
• Upload the web app.
  
• Add “How to use” on the README.
  
• Add simple CONTRIBUTING.md
  
• Make it responsive.
  
• Add CSS Style.
  
• Write a Post about this.
  
  

Contributing🤝🏼

Feel free to contribute. I am open to suggestion. Feel free to create an issue or open a PR

WIP (Work in Progress)

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details of our code of conduct, and the process to send us pull requests.

The Team🙌🏼

Tania R. Zuñiga - Initial Work - TanZng

Becris Icon designer

License📄

• MIT license
  
• Copyright 2020 © Tania R Zuniga.
  

🐖 Piggy

Piggy is a web application to track your personal finances daily. You can view a monthly or annually resume about your expenses and incomes in some fancy Dashboards.

Made with Ruby on Rails 6, TailwindCSS and PostgreSQL 13; using a five layers architecture

• Design Doc (only in spanish)
  
• ✨ Features
  
  • 🌚🌞 Dark Mode and Light Mode, you choose
    
  • 💻📱 Responsive Dashboard
    
  • 📖💌 Pagination and Notifications
    
  • 📆🎨 Date and Color Picker
    
• 👩‍💻 Development
  
  • 🐘 Only Postgres Docker Compose
    
  • 🐋 [WIP] Full docker-compose
    
  • 🖌 Run TailwindCSS
    
    

✨ Features

🌚🌞 Dark Mode and Light Mode, you choose

|🌚|🌞|
|-|-|
|||

💻📱 Responsive Dashboard

|💻|🔄|📱|
|-|-|-|
||||

📖💌 Pagination and Notifications

|📖|💌|
|-|-|
|||

📆🎨 Date and Color Picker

|📆|🎨|
|-|-|
|||

👩‍💻 Development

🐘 Only Postgres Docker Compose

Build Docker Compose

docker-compose build

Run Docker Compose

docker-compose up

🐋 [WIP] Full docker-compose

Build Docker

docker build --tag piggy .

Run Docker

docker run piggy 

🖌 Run TailwindCSS

yarn dev:server

This README would normally document whatever steps are necessary to get the
application up and running.

Things you may want to cover:

• Ruby version

• System dependencies

• Configuration

• Database creation

• Database initialization

• How to run the test suite

• Services (job queues, cache servers, search engines, etc.)

• Deployment instructions

• …