1. Database Part

• In database directory

• Using PyCharm Pro 2018.2.4 (can get for free from JetBrains using your southern email)

• Using Python 3.6.5

  • Make sure it's added to your PATH variable. You'll know you did it right if you can run "python" and "pip" in terminal.

• Using PostgreSQL

  • Follow instructions here https://tutorial-extensions.djangogirls.org/en/optional_postgresql_installation/

  • Just install PSQL and the PSQL python package at the bottom of the page.

  • You shouldn't need to actually make a database though, just set up PSQL. I don't think you have to make an account.

  ***I've never used a database with git before, so I'm not even sure if its possible for you to access a database I make through the repository. This will probably be an issue I need to figure out before we're able to start hosting the database on the Raspberry Pi.

  • I made a db called "calendar_db" with user "calendar_app" and password "password"

Any time you want to do anything with the database, you'll first have to navigate to /CPTR_318_project/database/ in the terminal and run "virtenv\Scripts\activate". The first time you do that, run "pip install django" to install the django library

Database structure:

1. User

   • Name

   • Username

   • Password

2. Event

   • Title

   • Date

   • Time start

   • Time end