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Getting Started

Prerequisites​

  • Node.js and your choice of package manager (yarn or npm).
  • .NET SDK (for the backend API).
  • A SQL Server instance you can connect to.

Keep this generic and portable—no machine‑specific steps required.

Cloning and running the backend​

  • Clone the repository.
  • Configure the SQL Server connection string for the API.
  • Run EF Core migrations to create/update the database.
  • Run the API.

Running the React web frontend​

  • Change into the web frontend folder.
  • Install dependencies (yarn or npm install).
  • Run the dev server (yarn dev or npm run dev).

The first screens focus on OperatorRounds, Assets, and FunctionalLocations.

Where to go next​

  • OperatorRounds feature page.
  • Domain model: Assets, Asset Attributes, and FunctionalLocations.
  • Product roadmap and phases.