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Fixes from api 2

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Kevin Puertas Ruiz
2019-11-21 17:44:37 +01:00
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# File hierarchy
## Root folder
- api.py -> Server file. It manages all requests from clients and connects to database
- loadserver.bat -> A helper to run api.py on Windows
- api.py -> Server file. It manages all requests from clients and connects to database. Runs at port 3333 by default
- loadserver.bat -> A helper to run api.py and admin.py on Windows
- loadserver.sh -> A helper to run api.py and admin.py on Linux
- sql.py -> Helper for api.py sql sentences
- sysopt.py -> Config of api and sql
## Client folder
## Client folder. Programs of client
- client.ps1 -> This file has to run every X time (I suggest every hour) on every client and as NT\SYSTEM or local admin. You can do this with a Task Schedule as SYSTEM in a GPO (Active Directory)
- control.pyw -> This is the gui of the program. With that you manages the client-server program. It has to be in same folder as configpcm.ini file
- configpcm.ini -> Configuration for client and control.
## Admin folder. This is the folder for webapp that runs with server if using loadserver from root
-admin.py -> Web app (By default, runs at port 3434)
## BD folder
- database.db -> Database file in sqlite3
## cooks folder
It has the cooks in yaml format.
Warning: Do not change name of cooks created and assigned directly.
Warning: Do not change name of cooks created and assigned directly. Use control for that
## Doc folder
Documentation...