A (horribly designed) bank/transaction management software used as an educational exercise in CISC 327 (Software Quality Assurance) at Queen's University

• UNIX like operating system. I have tested on Mac OS X only, but Linux or Bash on windows 10 should theoretically work
• A version of Python 2.7
• PIP packages installed. Use the following command from this directory: pip install -r requirements.txt

Change to the src/frontend directory, and run main.py. The following command line options are available:

• -v </path/to/file.txt> - Allows the specification of a custom valid accounts file to use as input. Otherwise, the frontend will look in its directory for validAccounts.txt
• -o </path/to/output> - Allows the specification of a custom output directory for the transaction summary files. Otherwise, the frontend will create an out folder in its directory and place the transaction summary files there.

Change to the src/backend directory, and run main.py. The following command line options are REQUIRED:

• -a </path/to/file.txt> - Path to the input master accounts file from the previous day of transactions
• -t </path/to/file.txt> - Path to the merged transaction summary file from the previous day of transactions

The following command line options are OPTIONAL:

• -v </path/to/file.txt> - Allows the specification of a custom location for writing the new valid accounts file. Otherwise, the new valid accounts file will be written to validaccounts.txt in the script directory
• -o </path/to/file.txt> - Allows the specification of a custom loation for writing the new master accounts file. Otherwise, the new master accounts file will be written to accountsfile.txt in the script directory

Change to src/integration directory, and run qbasicIntegration.sh. No command line options are required.

It is recommended to redirect or tee the output from this script to a file for reading, as a massive amount of text will be written to standard output.

Post script cleanup/reset is handled by refresh.sh

Change to test directory, and run run_test.sh. This script will run pytest with the required options and produce a report for viewing. The report will be opened in less by default after it is created.