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Install database via the publish script within the Jbn.Ttmwt.Db directory. This will create a database known as Ttmwt.
ASSUMPTION: The target host has a MS SQL instance known as "XYZ". This may be changed within the publish script.
Optional: Add some initial device records by running the AddInitialDevices.sql script within the Jbn.Ttmwt.Db/Scripts directory.
Run the command npm install within the Jbn.Ttmwt.App directory. Conversely, you may open the packages.json file within Visual Studio and save the file with no changes; this should trigger the instance of npm internal to Visual Studio to install.
How To Use
Within Visual Studio, build and run the Jbn.Ttmwt.WebServices project to start the back-end.
ASSUMPTION: The target host has a MS SQL instance known as "XYZ". This may be changed within the appsettings.Development.json file.
Run the command npm start within the Jbn.Ttmwt.App directory. Conversely, if you have the "NPM Task Runner" extension within Visual Studio you may use that in tandem with the "start" command. A web browser should open to the application.
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