This repository contains the final project that I developed using the skills I acquired at JRS Coding School. Here are step-by-step instructions to set up and run this project on your local machine.

1. Download and install MySQL
   • During the installation, when prompted, create a username as 'root' and password as 'admin'.
2. Download and install MySQL Workbench
3. Create a new connection in MySQL Workbench:
   • Name it as 'MyConnection'.
   • Change the connection to 'localhost'. Keep all other settings as default.
4. Connect to the database:
   • Click on the 'MyConnection' to connect.
   • If prompted, enter the password (admin), click 'Save Password in Vault', and then click 'Connect'.

Next, execute the SQL script to set up the Parts Store Schema.

1. Find the SQL script at ~sqlScript.sql
   • Open the file and select all, then copy the entire file. Use the shortcuts: CTRL+A then CTRL+C (Windows) or ⌘+A then ⌘+C (Mac).
2. Paste the script into 'Query 1' in MySQL Workbench.
3. Execute the script by clicking the lightning bolt icon. (Note: The automatic execution of the script might not work but it's still possible manually.)

0. Download and install Visual Studio Code.
   • Open the PartsStore project folder in VS Code: File -> Open...
1. Open a terminal in VS Code: Terminal -> New Terminal.
2. Navigate to the server file: cd ~/Partsstore/src/servers/server.js.
3. Execute the server file: $ node server.js.

1. Open a second terminal in VS Code.
2. Navigate to the project directory: cd ~/partsStore.
3. Execute the following commands to update dependencies, install packages and start the server:

$ npm update
$ npm install
$ ng s -o

Congratulations! The application should now be running in your local environment.