Lorenah M.

This application was inspired by Douglas Fir for a case study on whether the forest authority should allow deforestation or not. It allows rangers to track wildlife sightings in the area.

1.You need to have java installed. You can use sdkman. Follow the instructions on the sdkman installation process. Then install java:

sdk install java

2.Gradle This is a build tool for the java app, you can install it through sdkman:

sdk install gradle

1. You will need Internet connection.

2. Get to this WildMap repo on github.

Link:-> https://github.com/LORENAH-MBOGO/Wild_Map

3. From there you can access WildMap.

4. Clone the project.

5. get into project folder (cd into project).

6. If you have all the Pre-requisites you can run the application.

gradle run

navigate to localhost:4567 to view the website.

7. Install postgres.[ Create User with password.]

1.Launch postgres
2.Type in psql
Run these commands
3. CREATE DATABASE wildmap;
4. \c wildmap;
5. CREATE TABLE animals (id serial PRIMARY KEY, name varchar, health varchar, age varchar, type varchar);
6. CREATE TABLE sightings (id serial PRIMARY KEY, animal_id int, location varchar, ranger_name varchar, timestamp timestamp);
7. CREATE DATABASE wildmap_test WITH TEMPLATE wildmap;
8. Make sure to edit the DB.java file with the credentials created in order to connect to your database.

• Java , intellij IDEA
• [Maven] (https://maven.apache.org/)
• Heroku CLI
• Bootstrap.
• Cascading Style Sheets.
• Handlebars.

In case of any issues, bugs, or you would like to contribute or support, contact me via:

• Email :- [email protected].
• Github-Username :- LORENAH-MBOGO

• This project is licensed under the MIT Open Source license Copyright (c) 2020. [LICENCE]