This README will need to contain a description of your project, how to run it, how to set up the development environment, and who worked on it. This information can be added throughout the course, except for the names of the group members. Add your own name (do not add the names for others!) to the section below.
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Ayham Kadah Salim | A.KadahSalim@student.tudelft.nl |
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Thomas Koppelaar | t.j.koppelaar@student.tudelft.nl |
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Dimitar Barantiev | D.A.Barantiev@student.tudeft.nl |
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Nikolay Zhlebinkov | N.A.Zhlebinkov@student.tudelft.nl |
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Mylène Brown-Coleman | m.j.c.brown-coleman@student.tudelft.nl |
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Justin Jo | b.jo@student.tudelft.nl |
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Sophie Atkins | s.n.ibbs@student.tudelft.nl |
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Have MySQL Workbench installed on your computer
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Open up intellij CE and go to the plugins section
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Search for the Database Navigator and instal this
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Go to the database_resources folder and look for the database.sql file
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Open up MySQL Workbench and go to the server menu
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Select the data import option and select the database.sql file from the database_resources folder directory
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Once the database has been imported close MySQL Workbench and re-open intellij
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Run the application with the green play button so that Spring Data generates the tables
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Go to view > Tool Windows > DB Browser and click on the green plus
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Select MySQL and fill in the database details that are inside the UserDatabaseConfig file