MLB Database Viewer

A simple Java application that lets you explore Major League Baseball team data through a graphical interface.

This project is a hands-on example of how to build a complete Java application. It takes raw data about baseball teams, players, and stadiums from various files, organizes that data into a local database, and then displays it all in a user-friendly window.

It's a great demonstration of database design, file handling, and GUI programming in Java, all using fun, real-world baseball stats!

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Key Features

• ** All-in-One Database:** Neatly stores all team, player, and stadium info in a local SQLite database file.
• ** Smart Data Importer:** Automatically reads team info from .json, stadium addresses from .csv, and player rosters from another .csv file.
• ** Visual Explorer:** A simple point-and-click window to browse through conferences, divisions, teams, and player rosters.
• ** See Team Logos:** Loads and displays the actual logo for each team right in the app.

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How to Get Started

Make Sure Your System is Ready

Before you begin, you'll need two tools installed on your computer:

• Java: Version 17 or newer.
• Maven: Version 3.8 or newer (this is a tool that helps build Java projects).

Download and Build the Project

Open your terminal or command prompt, and run the following commands one by one to download the code and prepare the application.

1. Download the code from GitHub:

   git clone git@github.com:Tushig3531/Password-Manager.git
   cd mlb-database-viewer

2. Build the application with Maven:

   mvn clean package

   This command compiles the code, downloads the necessary libraries, and packages it all into a runnable application.

Run the App

Once the build is finished, simply run the helper script:

./run.sh

Now you can click around to explore all the MLB data.