Edu-gate

EduGate is a web-based result management system designed for high schools in Nigeria. The platform allows students, teachers, and admins to view, update, and manage academic records efficiently — with a clean, responsive UI.

Requirements

For development, you will only need node version >=18.17.1 and npm version >=10.8.2 installed in your environement.

Technologies

- HTML
- CSS
- JS

For the developers:

Getting started

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/NoroffFEU/edu-gate-oct24ft.git

# Navigate into the project folder
cd edu-gate-oct24ft

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Start the development server
npm run dev

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🧩 Shared Components

The header, navbar, and footer are dynamically rendered via JavaScript.
You can find usage instructions in /src/script/utils/components/README.md.

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🔐 For Testing the Login System:

Mock Login System (Development Only)

This project includes a mock login setup meant only for development and demonstration purposes.

All user credentials listed here are fictional and for testing purposes only. No real authentication is being used. Instead, we simulate login using locally stored user data. See /src/script/api/README.md for more details and example usage.

There are three different user types, and four different users. Here are their demo login credentials:

1.

email: joeblogs2024@edugate.no password: joe

2.

username: student password: student123

3.

username: teacher password: teacher123

4.

username: admin password: admin123

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How to Log In as a Student:

1. Open the Landing Page: index.html

2. Click the “Sign up” or “Login” button on the Landing Page.

3. Fill out the login form using this demo student's credentials:

Name:	Surname:	Email:	Password:
Joe	Bloggs	joeblogs2024@edugate.no	joe

5. If the credentials are correct, you'll be logged in as a student and a green confirmation popup will appear (only on login).

All accounts are stored in /src/script/api/user.json or /src/script/api/signup-user.json

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You can also log in directly through the browser console by calling the login function manually using either:

{ "username": "student", "password": "student123", "role": "student" }
{ "username": "admin", "password": "admin123", "role": "admin" }
{ "username": "teacher", "password": "teacher123", "role": "teacher" }

Contributors

Role	GitHub Username
Quality Assurance Engineer	emmelinlarina
Developers	larstp, jankbyr, jb12-art, susannt, lowrensRosinelli
Scrum Master	nadiia-balitska