Click on the logo to access the website
Stash is a web-based project for a self-storage company. The web app is designed to have three users
- Branches of the company.
- Customers.
- Drivers who work in delivery for a given branch.
These users have different roles based on their needs. Customers can order Storage units and ask for delivery in a given branch. The branch later receives the order and approves it or disapproves it and many other features like making orders and deliveries and configuring them. The Drivers can see their schedules and work base on them.
Accessing the web app can be done by clicking on the logo or cloning this repository and continue with the following commands.
- After it has been cloned, copy .env.example into .env and configure it to your needs.
- Install composer "composer install".
- Generate key "php artisan key:generate".
- Make a database based on the database name in the.env file.
- Finally, run migrations "php artisan migrate:fresh --seed" and serve "php artisan serve" and that's after the local server and service are running like Apache and MySQL.
There are some entry data that can be used to see how it all works, this data can be seen in the seeder file. These data will go into the database once the command "php artisan migrate:fresh --seed" is launched. In order to prevent that, just simply remove the word "--seed".
This project is the result of a college assignment and made by the following students:
| NAME | GITHUB & NIM | ROLE | IMAGE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Omar Abdul-Raoof Taha Ghaleb Al-Maktary | @Omar630603
1941720237 |
Back-End Front-End Data Analysis Deployment Design Documentation Project Manger |
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| M. Alif Ananda | @ExplodedRiot
1941720078 |
Front-End Design Documentation |
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| De Roger Baggio B. | @baggio18-droid
1941720238 |
Data Analysis
Documentation |
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| Rizki Irfan Maulana | @venztt
1941720093 |
Front-End Documentation |
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| Radithya Iqbal Prasaja | @RadithyaIP
1941720072 |
Front-End Documentation |
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| Lelyta Salsabila | @lelyta30
1941720026 |
Documentation |
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