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VictiScout

Application for FRC scouting. Written using Electron for easy customization.

Get the newest compiled version here!

Get the newest data-compiler version here!

Screenshot

Development dependencies

Development Installation

  1. cd into VictiScout directory
  2. Run npm install to install node dependencies.

Usage in Development

While in VictiScout directory, run

npm start

Transferring Data

The flow for using the Transfer Data window is as follows

  1. Team members will combine any scouting data files on their computers into a CSV using the combine files section of the data page.
  2. In the transfer data section, one member will select the "Hub Device" checkbox and provide an output directory for received files in the box below.
  3. All other team members will select the CSV file they created in step 1 using their input box.
  4. The team member with the "Hub Device" should go down the list of available devices and select "Receive" on each until all of them say "Received."
  5. Then, the team member with the "Hub Device" will return to the data page to combine all received CSV files into one using the combine files section.

Packaging

While in VictiScout directory, run

npm run-script package-mac
npm run-script package-win
npm run-script package-linux

Choose the suffix appropriate for your target OS.

See here for an explanation of how to modify your packaging settings.

Authors

This software was created by Erik Boesen for Team 1418. See Contributors for further information.

License

VictiScout is available under the MIT License.