C#•15mo ago

❔ Were is the data stored at in this project?

i had a friend do the data side of things but now i need to acces the data can someone help sorry for the zip file it was better to compress it . https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LRdsGUJtICae_sFeoH21UXatdBrbxnJl/view?usp=sharing

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BikeSparesInventorySystem-1.0.1-Test.7z

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Angius•15mo ago

Not gonna download a random zip file, sorry Upload it to Github or something

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

ok got it thanks

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

@ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ i just includded the data side of things: https://github.com/Dumnersm580/Rest-inventory-

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Angius•15mo ago

Seems the data is stored in a file Either a Json file, an Excel file, or a CSV file

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

that for exportting the data from what i can tell it has something to do with the repository

Angius•15mo ago

It's an overengineered bloated mess in general But a service calls a repository, a repository calls a provider, the provider reads/writes data

Anchy•15mo ago

you can find out what provider is being used in the entrypoint where you register services

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

were would i find it? sorry kind new to this

Anchy•15mo ago

in the entrypoint of your application find where the services are registered

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

Angius•15mo ago

Means the Json file provider is used So everything is saved in a Json file

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

Is there anyway to tell were the file is saved to?

Angius•15mo ago

The provider has a path parameter passed to most of it's methods So track down where they're called from and what gets passed there

Anchy•15mo ago

clue: check the utils directory

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

Thanks Holy shit I have gone through everything but that damn dir thanks guys Sorry for the idiot experience no i feel even dumber all the exploser.cs does is all you to export the data as a type of file

Anchy•15mo ago

Explorer is used by the JsonFileProvider to get the DefaultPath if no path is handed in, then that path is used

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

this is all that is in that csv file no userdata or anything

Anchy•15mo ago

check the default path location in your case, appdata

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

what would the data file look like?

Angius•15mo ago

It would have a .json extension And would be in Json format And it would store data similar to your models So if you have a model

class Foo
{
    public string Name { get; set; }
    public int ShoeSize { get; set; }
}

class Foo
{
    public string Name { get; set; }
    public int ShoeSize { get; set; }
}

you can expect to see

{
    "name": "Bobbert",
    "shoe_size": 42
}

{
    "name": "Bobbert",
    "shoe_size": 42
}

somewhere in the Json file

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

any name for the json or would it be random

Angius•15mo ago

It would be named the way it's named in the code

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

thanks i found them

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

DumnersmOP•15mo ago

ughhhhhh i really do appreciate it guys i am going to rewrite the data side to store it to the cloud

Accord•15mo ago

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❔ Were is the data stored at in this project?