davidivkovic/usi-2020

A GUI based Hospital calendar and general planning System, developed during the Introduction to Software engineering University course.

Hospital Calendar 🏥

A GUI based Hospital calendar and general planning System, developed during the Introduction to Software engineering University course.

Built with

• Windows Presentation Foundation
• .NET Core 3.1
• Entity Framework Core 3.1
• MVVMLight
• PropertyChanged.Fody
• Material Design for XAML

Prerequisites:

• A Microsoft SQL Server runnining remotely, locally or in docker
• Visual studio 2019
• The .NET Desktop Development Workload for Visual studio

Showcase 📸

How to run 🚀

• Open HospitalCalendar.sln in Visual Studio
• Restore NuGet Packages for the solution (Right click the solution -> Restore NuGet packages)

Editing the connection string

• Set HospitalCalendar.EntityFramework as the startup project (Right Click -> Set As Startup Project)
• Provide your connection string to a server database in the file HospitalCalendarDbContextFactory.cs under the DbContextOptionsBuilder

Code first migration

• Open the Package Manager Console (View -> Other Windows -> Package Manager Console)
• In the console, set the default project to HospitalCalendar.EntityFramework
• Enter the command $ Add-Migration initial (This will generate an Entity Framework migration containing the SQL database schema which references the project HospitalCalendar.Domain)
• Enter the command $ Update-Database (This will apply the migration schema to the database)

Creating an administrator account

• Set the ServicesTestConsoleApp as the startup project
• Enter your administrator account data in the line userService.Register(typeof(Administrator), "FirstName", "LastName", "username", "password").GetAwaiter().GetResult();
• Run the console application (The registration should be successful if no exceptions are thrown)

Logging in

• Set HospitalCalendar.WPF as the startup project
• Finally, Run the aplication