In Easy Bank, there are two login tabs: one for customers and one for bankers. For customer login, you need to create an account and then login. The email ID should end with @gmail.com.
In the second tab, banker login, you need to create an account with an email ID that ends with @yahoo.com. Once created, you can access all the transactions of the customers. For trial purposes,
you can use the following banker login credentials: ID: johndoe@yahoo.com and password: 12345.
The Bank Database consists of two tables, namely Users and Accounts. It is designed to handle customer and banker interactions for a banking system. The Users table stores information about all users, including bankers and customers, while the Accounts table keeps track of cash deposits and withdrawals.
The Bank Database provides the following features:
-Login Page: Users can log in using their username/email and password.
-Access Token: An access token is generated upon login, which is used for authorization in subsequent API requests.
-View Transactions: Customers can view their transaction records.
-Deposit and Withdraw: Customers can deposit or withdraw cash from their accounts.
-Available Balance: The popup shows the available balance before making a deposit or withdrawal.
-Validation: If the withdrawal amount exceeds the available balance, an "Insufficient Funds" message is displayed.
-Accounts Page: Bankers can view all customer accounts.
-Transaction Details: Bankers can click on a specific user to view their transaction history.
The Bank Database is built using the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture. The technology stack includes:
-Database: MangoDB database management system.
-Backend Framework: Node.js with Express.js for handling API requests.
-Frontend Framework: React for building the user interface.
-UI Library: Material-UI and React-Boostrap for designing responsive and intuitive UI components.
-Authentication: JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for secure user authentication and authorization.
-API Testing: Tools like Postman can be used to test the API endpoints.```
To set up and run the Bank Database application, follow these steps:
-Install Node.js: Make sure you have Node.js installed on your system. You can download it from the official website: https://nodejs.org/
Clone the repository https://github.com/Shubhamtribhuvan8/EasyBank.git containing the backend code.
Navigate to the backend directory in your terminal cd backend.
Install the dependencies by running the command: npm install
Configure the database connection by updating the database credentials in the configuration file.
Start the backend server by running the command: npm start or nodemon
Clone the repository https://github.com/Shubhamtribhuvan8/EasyBank.git containing the frontend code.
Navigate to the frontend directory in your terminal cd frontend.
Install the dependencies by running the command: npm install --legacy-peer-deps
Update the API endpoint in the frontend code to match the backend server's URL.
Start the frontend development server by running the command: npm start
Open a web browser and visit the specified URL (usually http://localhost:3000) to access the Bank Database application.
The login page will be displayed, allowing users to log in and access the available features.
Please note that the setup instructions may vary depending on your specific environment and requirements.