flaskFarm is a humble Flask based web application for farm management, for instance, loading & visualization data and etc. Potential users could be a farm manager or a farmer. Once users register, this tool will allow them to upload their farm data, which might take a while if the data is big. It will also show uploaded data in form of graphs when users click in any metric button. In regarding of uploading farm data, the users need to follow certain requirements as mentioned on the page itself. This version currently only support a farm for each user meaning your [Farm name] should be the same when upload CSV file.

As I deployed this project on DigitalOcean with low budget, there is a limitation on how big your CSV file is without crashing the app. You can register as a user to play around with this sample data

This is my first project working on backend.

FARM
│   .gitignore
│   LICENSE
│   README.md
│   setup.cfg
│   setup.py
│
└───flaskFarm
    |    db.py
    │    schema.sql
    │    utils.py
    │    __init__.py
    │
    ├───static
    │       style.css
    |       image
    │
    └───templates
            index.html
            graph.html
            layout.html
            login.html
            register.html
            upload.html

• User login/ logout/ register
• Upload data in CSV format
• Visualization farm's data in bar chart by monthly min, max values.

• CSV parsing and validation
• Endpoints to fetch data by metric
• Show summarized data in graphs
• Add filtering options by metric
• Add user login for data manipulation

This project was built on Window using Visual Studio Code. So the instruction currently is available for Window only as no test has been done on other operating systems. Before compiling and run the project, make sure:

• Python 3.9.5
• Python should include pip by itself, however, make sure your Python including pip by executing in Command Prompt (CMD):

   python.exe -m pip
  

• To avoid conflict among libraries on your default global environment, you need to create and activate a virtual environment for this web app by executing the below command in CMD in the same cmd default path location (C:/Users/[user_name])

   py -m venv FlaskEnv
  

  If you have more than one version of Python in your computer, you should clarify which version of Python you would like to create virtual environment.

   FlaskEnv\Scripts\activate.bat
  

  You can use whatever name you like, however, as I created this project based on Flask, I gave it the name FlaskEnv, which is short for "this virtual environment is using for Flask". For demo purpose, I'll use the name FlaskEnv for virtual environment that I installed from now on.

After activate your CMD should look like:

• Before install Flask, remember to activate your virtual environment whenever you open a new CMD:
• In default path location, install Python package of Flask using: pip install Flask

• Download the whole flaskFarm repository from: flaskFarm
• Open Visual Studio Code, in the left bottom corner, choose virtual environment creating for this project by choosing the file python.exe inside Scripts folder of FlaskEnv.
• In terminal window, activate virtual environment, then run:

  set FLASK_APP=flaskFarm
  set FLASK_ENV=development
  flask run
  

• After flask run you should be see a link like this, click into that link to access the web app:

• HTML
• CSS
• Chartjs
• JavaScript
• Bootstrap

• Python
• Flask
• SQLite3
• RestAPI