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EmployeeTracker is an application where a business owner can input entire departments, job roles, and employee information in a database and update this information regularly from the command line. It is run in JavaScript and nodeJS, in addition to being connected to a mySQL database. Whenever there is a change in employee roles, such as a promotion or an increase in salary, this can also be added in EmployeeTracker. A prompt with various options is offered to the user, and they can repeatedly navigate to whatever area that they desire to go to, input their information, and it will be added to a mySQL database.

If you've got the proper dependencies installed, you should be greeted with the following image in your terminal and prompted with a series of options and the display of the application:

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Also, make sure to watch the video link, which will demonstrate the functionality of the application with the mySQL database.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N5VLuZFXxTiVJvBSZp0YQRpF8TYUGmy_/view

To run this application successfully, make sure to install inquirer, chalk, figlet, mysql, console.table. Don't forget to run an npm init to get started. If everything plays nice, you will see the prompt shown in image 1.

See install instructions for using EmployeeTracker.

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https://github.com/preussenfahrer/EmployeeTrackerpreussenfahrer

To contribute to EmployeeTracker, please feel free to fork the repository or to contact me at the email listed here in the ReadMe.

To test that EmployeeTracker is working, make sure to first and foremost run npm init and ensure that you have a package.json that lists your dependencies. Also make sure to run the schema here in your mySQL and do some test positions to add into your database.

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