Event HUD helps organizations run large in-person events, such as conferences, smoothly by providing a well-managed and structured communication channel between all event staff members in order to effectively coordinate event activities and logistics during the course of the event.

• Austin Sloane
• Christine Wong
• David Friedman

1. Usage
2. Requirements
3. Development
   1. Installing Dependencies
   2. Tasks
4. Roadmap
5. Contributing

Event HUD features are role based -- it currently supports two roles: organizer and staff. Signing in as an organizer grants access to message broadcasting and group management. Message broadcasting can be targeted to specific groups. Signing in as a staff members grants access to receiving all broadcasted messages and message sending within their own group.

• Angular 1.6.6
• Node 6.4.x
• Express 4.16.x
• Postgresql 9.6.5
• Webpack 3.6.x
• Angular-Material 1.1.5
• See package.json for additional application dependencies

From within the root directory, run the following npm scripts to start client and server development:

npm run ng-dev
npm run server-dev

You will need to have Postgres installed and the server running with the "event_hud" database created. To create the tables and seed the tables with data, run the setup script on the command line from the root directory:

node database/setup.js

From within the root directory:

npm install

View the project roadmap here

User Stories here

MVP App Architecture Diagram

Client Architecture Diagram

Database Schema

The App plan doc is here

See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines.