http://webstormtroopers.herokuapp.com

http://kiss-my-app.appspot.com/

Emissary is a visitor check-in SaaS application targetted for small businesses.

• Sign up your company and your own personal account for your company.
• Thereafter, add employees to your company through the "Employees" section of the application to provide them access to the application.
• Create appointments through the "Appointments" page. Open up the Check-in mode by clicking on the gear in the upper right-hand corner.
• As visitors check-in, they will show up in the queue on the "Visitors" page.
• If there is an appointment that matches their information, their appointment time will automatically be populated.
• Click on a visitor to check him/her out. If he/she had an appointment, their appointment will automatically be removed from the "Appointments" section.

• Git
• Node.js
• MongoDB
• HandleBars
• jQuery
• NF

Note: Please see package.json for the full list of requirements.

First clone the repo to get the source code.

$ git clone https://github.com/cse112-kissmyapp/EmissaryWST
$ cd EmmisaryWST

You will need to install and setup MongoDB first: https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-windows/

On your CMD (command shell), enter the commands:

cd \MongoDB\Server\'version'\bin
mongod.exe --dbpath C:\MongoDB\Server\'version'\data\db

After you have MongoDB running on the background, you can start running the front-end. Make sure to navigate to the repo root.

$ npm install -g gulp bower foreman
$ npm install
$ gulp build:dev
$ nf start web

Note: Windows terminal will need administrator rights.

Again, you will need to install and setup MongoDB first.

In your terminal run:

$ sudo mkdir -p /data
$ sudo mkdir -p /data/db
$ sudo chown 'username' /data/db

# these processes will each consume your current terminal session, see note below
$ mongod
# and
$ mongo

Note: mongod and mongo must be run in separate terminal windows. Be sure to run mongod first.

After you have MongoDB running on the background, you can start running the front-end. Make sure to navigate to the repo root.

$ npm install -g gulp bower foreman
$ npm install
$ gulp build:dev
$ nf start web

Now that you're all set with that see our developer docs for more details regarding Emissary!

Thanks to WebStormTroopers for the base code, and documentation: https://github.com/danielchristiancazares/Emissary