AdminHub

Project Overview: AdminHub for Captn Boat

AdminHub is an advanced platform developed to enhance client and skipper interactions for Captn Boat. The primary objective is to provide a seamless solution for communication, contract management, and operational tasks.

Key Features:

• Client and Skipper Management:
  Users can register, log in, and manage their profiles. The platform streamlines booking processes, availability checks, and simplifies user interactions.

• Communication and Contracts:
  Integrated messaging system for direct communication between clients and skippers. The platform supports electronic contract creation, management, and signing, ensuring secure and verifiable transactions.

• Website Management:
  Admins can oversee and maintain site functionality, including content updates, ad management, and user activity monitoring.

• Customization and Updates:
  Allows administrators to add new ports, boats, and modify vessel dimensions or features, providing great flexibility for platform management.

This platform represents a significant improvement in managing and optimizing Captn Boat's services, enhancing the user experience for all stakeholders and contributing to more efficient operational management.

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Getting Started with AdminHub

To set up and run AdminHub on your local machine, follow these steps:

Clone the Repository:

1. Open your terminal.

2. Clone the AdminHub repository using the following command:

   ```bash git clone https://github.com/IsSlashy/AdminHub.git ```

Navigate to the Project Directory:

After cloning, navigate to the AdminHub project directory:

```bash cd AdminHub ```

Install Dependencies:

Depending on the project's setup, you might need to install dependencies. For example, if it's a Node.js project, you would use:

```bash npm install ```

If it's a different stack, adjust this step accordingly based on the project's requirements (e.g., `pip install` for Python, `bundle install` for Ruby, etc.).

Set Up Environment (if required):

If the project requires an environment setup (like a `.env` file), configure it according to the project's documentation.

Run the Project:

Execute the command to run the project. This might be something like:

```bash npm start ```