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The SEAC Tool Shed application is an interface and database application for the Tool Shed program of the Southeast Area Coalition (SEAC). The application is meant to handle user, transaction, and system information; to increase efficiency and decrease cost; and to provide a platform for the program's continued growth. Our Deployment Plan contains all relevant information on installation and initial setup of the application.
Here's where you can find tutorials for the setup and operation of this application, as well as project documentation for technical aspects. See the sidebar for links to each page.
The new SEAC Tool Shed database website application uses a number of applications and programming frameworks which make up the development stack. Our application makes use of Amazon Web Services in combination with Node.js, CSS, Python, MySQL, and Square for payment interactions. For more information regarding the development stack, please see the Development Stack page.
In order to ensure the new SEAC Tool Shed database web application can be accessed, it's important to ensure all parts of the development stack can be accessed. The Accessing the Development Stack page contains tutorials for accessing the Amazon Web Services and Square payment environments while also providing instruction on how to properly view (and potentially modify) all production code.
The deployment procedure shall describe the steps necessary to ensure the new application runs smoothly using our established framework. Please travel to the Deployment Procedure page for more information.
Systems documentation refers to all descriptions of the application's technical systems and structures. Please refer to the System Documentation page for more details.
The following tutorials will contain information regarding various actions around the site. Please refer to the designated sections to learn more about these user actions.
SEAC Toolshed project by The Handymen: Ian Dinga, Andy Erskine, Fei Gao, Evan Hiltzik, Bryce Hofstrom, Michael Pacholarz, and Aryan Todi.
Special thanks to Andrew, Mike, and Nick.
- Privileges, User Levels, and Access Levels
- Database Schema Information
- User Interface
- Project Directory Structure
- Data Migration
- Create an account as a customer
- Create an account for another person as a privileged user
- Editing your own account information
- Editing the account information of another person as a privileged user
- Deleting an account