The integrated court system is a fast-paced, dynamic environment that changes by the moment. Docket Master helps participants to keep track of the cases, litigants, attorneys, as well as the Division the case is located and the amount of the case.
Docket Master uses MySQL to organize its back-end. Sequelize provides the Object Relational Mapping (ORM) support. Express provides routing and middleware capabilities. Node.js is the runtime environment for Docket Master. HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and Express Handlebars provide the views for user interaction and interface with Docket Master.
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If you are interested in using Docket Master, the Docket Master repo can be cloned. Then in VS Code type "node server" in the integrated terminal. Or,users can test the deployed Docket Master app.
Docket Master is deployed, and users can try out its functionality there.
- AUTHENTICATION of users. Users must sign up to use Docket Master and in later sessions use the information from sign up to log in to Docket Master.
- DASHBOARD cases. The Docket Master Dashboard is designed to give users the ability to search through cases with a multitude of search parameters.
- VIEW ALL cases. Comprehensive list of cases with modal functionality to dig deeper into case details.
- SEND SMS TEXT to Docket Master user. When a case needs attention, Docket Master has SMS text capability to be in touch when your on the go.
- CREATE CASE form. Users can enter new cases via this form.
- ADMIN VIEW TABLE. Docket Master provides functionality to GET what is contained in each of the tables that supports the CASE table.
- ADMIN CREATE TABLE ENTRY. Docket Master provides functionality to POST a new entry into each of the tables that supports the CASE table.
Thoughts and suggestions regarding future updates for Docket Master can be e-mailed to the authors/collaborators below.
Test early; test often.
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Docket Master was conceived, created, and coded by:
| TEAM | Members |
|---|---|
| 🐱 Alize Hassan 🐱 | 💡 James Howard 💡 |
| 💚 Eric D. Torres 💚 | 🍺 Shane Schilling 🍺 |
Check out our GitHub profiles:
You can contact Eric D. Torres by e-mail at [email protected] for any additional questions and/ or clarifications you may need about the project.
This application uses the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 found here.
This README.md file generated with my NODE.js README Generator app.