What is the problem?

It’s getting harder and harder to focus. With everything going digital, the amount of time spent on our various devices has increased exponentially. The sheer amount of content exhausts our attention and leads to a decreased attention span. And studying is no exception

How do we solve it?

Introducing Focustudy, where we aim to create an environment where students can configure their studying essentials - study timer, to-dos, music. It will all be available in one application, allowing them to remain focused as they work.

• This method is applicable to both Mac OS and Windows OS

1. On the '<> Code' page, click on the green 'Code' button and a dropdown will appear.
2. Make sure you're under the 'HTTPS' tab, and copy the URL.

1. Change the current working directory to any location where you want the cloned repository to be - use command cd to navigate.
2. Type git clone, and then paste the URL you copied earlier.

3. Press Enter to clone into your local machine.

4. After cloning, change directory into the local repository.

• Note that Focustudy is the root folder, containing the main sub-folders - backend and frontend.

• The files are located here:

1. On the localhost/phpmyadmin page, click on the 'Import' button and a 'Choose File' button will appear. Select a file and click 'Go'.

2. Make sure to import all 3 .sql files.

3. Upon successful import, you should see an output similar to the one as seen in the picture below.

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1. Change directory into the frontend folder.
2. Type npm install or npm i for short to install all the node modules used in the front-end folder.

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1. Go to Focusstudy/backend/docker-compose.yml.

2. Ctrl + F and input 'esdg2t1'. Replace all with your docker id.

1. Go to Focustudy/backend/docker-compose.yml.
2. Replace the following lines with the code below:

• Line 20

      dbURL: mysql+mysqlconnector://root:root@host.docker.internal:3306/timer

• Line 34

      dbURL: mysql+mysqlconnector://root:root@host.docker.internal:3306/rating

• Line 129

      dbURL: mysql+mysqlconnector://root:root@host.docker.internal:3306/tasklist

3. Change directory into the backend folder.
4. Type docker-compose up -d to build and run all the images in the backend folder.

• You should see the following output in the Visual Studio Code terminal:

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1. Change directory to the frontend folder.
2. Type npm run serve to run the frontend.
3. Ctrl + Click or manually go to http://localhost:8000 to see our app!

• Use the following account that we have prepared just for you! The account comes with database records already in place.

  Email	esdg2t1@gmail.com
  Password	dockerisfun1!

1. Start a study session.

2. Upon completing a study session, you will be prompted to rate it.

3. View, add and delete tasks in your to-do list.

4. Play music from Spotify.

• Press the "History" button located at the top right of the home page.

• You will be brought to the history page where you will be able to view all your past study sessions sessions.

• Log out by clicking on the exit button at the top right corner of the home page.

• Open Postman and import Focustudy/backend/AMQP Tests.postman_collection.json.

• Requests have been prepared for you to simulate errors and activity in Record Session and Display Sessions microservices. Messages will be printed in the console.