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Eolian Auriga Telemetry System

The telemetry system runs in a Raspberry Pi inside the car. On one hand, it uses a Java Application to receive data from the car and other logistics tasks. On the other hand, it runs a VueJS application to visualize data and interact with the users. The system uses a middleware written in JS to communicate back-end and front-end.

Dependencies and configuration

Software required:

• IntelliJ https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/
• Java JDK https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
• NodeJS https://nodejs.org/en/

For Back-end:

• Import the directory Protocol into IntelliJ
• Configure the project to work with Java 8
• To import dependencies:
  • Right click in Protocol.iml and select import modules OR
  • Go to File->Project Strucure->Modules to add all the JAR files inside the libs directory. The JAR files inside JUnit must be imported for testing, not compiling

For Middleware and Front-end:

• Run npm install inside the Server API and VueJS front end directories to install all dependencies
• Install Quasar CLI with npm i -g @quasar/cli
• In Windows allow scripts to run. In Admin Power Shell run Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
• Run npm run lint -- --fix for lint operations

Run the applications

Back end:

• Run the MainReceiver and MainSender classes as requested

Middleware:

• With back-end running, run node index.js inside Server API to run the middleware between back-end and front-end

Front end:

• Run npm run dev inside VueJS front end to run the front-end

Notes

The project is under development. Basic data dynamics are already implemented. Front-end must be completed. Compatibility with Eolian Fenix (older solar car) is in progress.