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https://github.com/chrisiogwaan/javalin-web1
A covid data website using Javalin framework
https://github.com/chrisiogwaan/javalin-web1
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A covid data website using Javalin framework
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/chrisiogwaan/javalin-web1
- Owner: ChrisioGwaan
- Created: 2023-03-14T15:40:58.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2023-03-14T15:43:08.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-05-02T03:37:23.617Z (7 months ago)
- Language: Java
- Homepage:
- Size: 11.8 MB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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README
# Studio Project Starter Code
Starter code for the Studio Project. This is a simple layout connected to a GitHub Classroom that serves as the basis for implementing the studio project.
This example program provides:
* A Java class for the Index page (index.html)
* 6x Java classes for 6 pages. Additional pages can be added by adding additional classes
* JDBCConnection Java class, that uses the Movies Database which is the consistent database example that is used in the project workshop code.
* You will need to replace the Movies database with the database for the data set for your chosen social challenge
* You will need to update the DATABASE string in JDBCConnection for the new database name
* You should replace the example method in JDBCConnection with the required SQL Queries to support your web page
* App Java class to configure and setup the Javalin web server.
* You will need to uncomment the appropriate lines in ```configureRoutes()``` for any webpages that you need to power through a web form.
* Examples CSS (common.css) file in the resources directory
* Example image (logo.png) file in the resources directory with where to locate any images you want on your website
Classes backing Web pages:
```bash
├── Index - Homepages/index page. Provides a directory to all other pages
├── Page1 - Sets of 6 other Java class files backing 6 other pages.
├── ...
└── Page6
```
Other Classes:
```bash
├── App - Main Application entrypoint for Javalin
└── JDBCConnection - Example JDBC Connection class based on Studio Project Workshop content
```
Folders:
```bash
├── /src/main - Location of all files as required by MAVEN build
│ ├── java - Java Source location
│ │ └── app - package location for all Java files
│ └── resources - Web resources (html templates / style sheets)
│ ├── css - CSS Style-sheets. Base example style sheet (common.css) provided
│ └── images - Image files. Base example image (RMIT Logo) provided
│
├── /target - build directory (DO NOT MODIFY)
├── /database - The folder to store sqlite database files (*.db files)
├── pom.xml - Configure Build (DO NOT MODIFY)
└── README.md - This file ;)
```
Current Libraries
* org.xerial.sqlite-jdbc - SQLite JDBC library
* javalin (lightweight java webserver)
Libraries required as dependencies
* By javalin
* slf4j-simple (lightweight logging)
* By xerial/jdbc
* sqlite-jdbc
# Building & Running the code
1. Open this project within VSCode
2. Allow VSCode to read the Maven pom.xml file
- Allow the popups to run and "say yes" to VSCode configuring Maven
- Allow VSCode to download the required Java libraries
3. To Build & Run
- Open the src/main/java/app/App.java source file, and select "Run" from the pop-up above the main function
4. Go to: http://localhost:7000
# Authors
* Dr. Timothy Wiley, School of Computing Technologies, STEM College, RMIT University.
* Prof. Santha Sumanasekara, School of Computing Technologies, STEM College, RMIT University.
Copyright RMIT University (c) 2021