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Write library to submit telemetry for device to thingsboard

We missed Friday due to the first summary submitted not being good enough. A re-submission is in the works

add device, link device to user, remove device from user

Complete class diagram for SRS

The project has a large component related to physical hardware implementation.

Receive data from the hardware. Have the api endpoint store the data within the database.
Have the front-end display/ represent the data.

Client Meeting

The core use case of the front-end map receiving the location data from the server

Map an API to relay map data from the database (thingsboard or otherwise) to the frontend

record video of use cases in action

The client must be happy with the mockups for the frontend before implementation.

See discord for the recommendations

Begin documenting the architecture and decisions regarding the structure with the client

Schemas to link to data received and to be sent out

Get from folder under BA

Universal Admin -
Reserve Admin -
Reserve User -

Store sensor data in database

extend library to allow data to be retrieved for a valid user and device combination

Until more realistic data becomes available

Implement a map component to display data onto

Convert from Observable to async/await promise due to callback issues

Begin developing library to interact with thingsboard

HTTPS etc.

Short description of your project - This description should also appear in the about
field in your GitHub repository and the README. The description should follow:
“TeamName - ProjectName - Project Description”.
• A link to your recorded demo video should be “TeamName-Demo2”.
• A links to the Functional Requirements (SRS) Version 2 documents with all the
sections as described in Section 3.3.
• A link to your GitHub Project Board - Project management tool.
• Short profile description of the members of your team.
• Individual professional profile of each team member, including the link to LinkedIn.

Upon acceptance from the client mentor, implement the mocked designs onto the frontend.

The coding standards document should describe your conventions and styles to ensure a uniform
style, clarity, flexibility, reliability and efficiency of your code. Also, document the file structure
of your repository

Postgres as the main option, mongoDB as a consideration

Matthew requested that we darken out the area on the map that is on the outside of the border.

Something like this:

See NestJS CQRS

Compile SRS, acquire client feedback and submit