Creating a README file is an essential part of setting up your project, as it provides vital information about the project's purpose, setup instructions, usage, and contribution guidelines. Here's a template for the README file for your Au.diy application project, which includes both a backend (Node.js/Express) and frontend (React) setup:
Au.diy is a DIY auditing application designed to empower individuals and small businesses to conduct their audits effectively. The application is accessible through both a web platform and mobile devices, offering features like customizable checklists, real-time data analysis, and report generation.
User Registration and Authentication: Secure login and registration functionality for users. Audit Checklist Customization: Users can create and customize audit checklists according to their needs. Real-time Data Analysis: Analyze data as it is entered for immediate insights. Report Generation: Generate comprehensive reports based on audit findings.
- Frontend: HTML 5, Tailwindcss
- Backend: Python, JS
- Database: SQLite
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.
Prerequisites: What things you need to install the software and how to install them:
- Python,
- Flask,
- SQLAlchemy,
- Git (optional, if cloning the repo)
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