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     yarn-debug.log*
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+    # Webstorm
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+    # Lock file for pnpm manager
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README.md

            
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    rocket.

    The UI frontend is written using the [React](https://reactjs.org/)

    framework. All the UI code lives in the `main` directory,

    framework. All the UI code lives in the `telemetry` directory,

    which was created using [create-react-app](https://create-react-app.dev/).

    The app itself uses [Electron](https://www.electronjs.org/) as a

    framework for displaying the UI. All the code that runs on the

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    Here is a guide to get started with running the dashboard.

    First, make sure you have NodeJS installed. If you don't,

    read [these](https://nodejs.org/en/download/) instructions

    to install it. Once node is installed, `cd` into this

    directory and run `npm i`. This will install all the

    to install it. Once node is installed, clone this repository:

    `git clone https://github.com/Space-Enterprise-at-Berkeley/ground.git`

    Then, `cd` into this directory and run `npm i`. This will install all the

    dependencies required by this project that are defined in

    the `package.json` file. Next, `cd` into the `main` directory

    and run `npm i`. Repeat for the `remote` directory. The `main`

    directory contains all the code for the web based UI. The

    `remote` directory contains all the code for the web page

    the `package.json` file. Next, `cd` into the `telemetry` directory

    and run `npm i`. The `telemetry` directory contains all the code for the web based UI. 

    ~~The `remote` directory contains all the code for the web page

    that can be loaded on your phone to view pressure values

    remotely over wifi.

    remotely over wifi.~~

    > The remote directory has been removed.

    Now that you have all the dependencies installed, `cd` back

    to the top directory. Then, run `npx electron-rebuild`. This

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    a new directory in your home directory called `GroundStation`,

    where it will store data files.

    To start the ground station, first `cd` into the `main` directory

    and run `npm run start`. Then open a new terminal window and make

    sure you are in the top directory. Run `npm run start-electron` to

    open the ground station window.

    To start the ground station, first `cd` from the top level, project `ground` directory into the `telemetry` directory

    and run `npm start`. This will start the "backend" of the Dashboard. Next open a **new** terminal window (the previous one must stay open for the dashboard to work) and make sure you are in the top level `ground` directory. As of now, the dashboard has 2 different views: **Main** and **Aux**, with Main having the command window and one telemetry window, and Aux having 2 additional telemetry windows. Run `npm run start-main` or `npm run start-aux` to open either the main or aux versions of the ground station. 

    If you would like to run the remote viewing web page, open a new

    ~~If you would like to run the remote viewing web page, open a new

    terminal window and `cd` into the `remote` directory. Then run

    `npm run start`.

    ## Usage

    Once the app is running, you can connect to the rocket by opening

    the serial port on your computer corresponding to the radio on the

    ground station. By default, any valid data that is received will be

    recorded in an SQLite database file that is stored in the

    `GroundStation` directory created when the ground station was run for

    the first time. When a recording is started, the data will also be

    written to a CSV file in that same directory.

    `npm run start`.~~

    ## Receiving Telemetry & Sending Commands. 

    The dashboard receives packets from all boards over ethernet - meaning that in order to receive telemetry you must have be connected directly to a board with an ethernet cable or connected to a network switch that has one or more boards connected. 

    You must also have your computer network settings configured correctly to receive packets - your computer needs to appear on the network with a static ip of either `10.0.0.69` or `10.0.0.70`. As long as your computer's static ip has been configured appropriately, once any board is on the network and powered up, packets will start to be received and displayed (and the corresponding datarate indicator on the top bar will turn green)

    ## Storing Data. 

    The dashboard is capable of pushing data to a server running an influx instance, to allow data to be stored and accessed at a later time. Data can be pushed to the remote influx server (`influx.andycate.com`) or can be pushed to an influx instance running locally on your computer or on any server on the local network. Which influx instance and which specific database can be configured via the influx settings button in the top right corner of the dashboard. 

    ## Packaging the app

    There is a way to package the app into a nice neat executable that

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