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1. An "api-keys.json" file must be created with the relevant keys for each service used, and placed under the resources folder in the form of a JSON object.
2. Make sure all dependencies are installed by running "npm install" on the project directory.
3. Run the server.js file in a Node environment.

• API Keys for Twillio, Blackboard, and Capital One Nessus API
• Node run-time environment
• General Motors Next Generation Infotainment System (vehicle or emulator)

Below is an outline of what the api-keys.json file should look like:

{ "CapitalOne": "[APIKEY HERE]", "BlackBoardOAuthSecret": "[APIKEY HERE]", "BlackBoardOAuthKey":" [APIKEY HERE]", "TwillioAccountSID": "[APIKEY HERE]", "TwillioAuthToken": "[APIKEY HERE]" }

Replace [APIKEY HERE] with the corresponding keys for the services.

• Node.js - The environment used
• CapitalOne Nessie - Automates payment of parking fees
• BlackBoard Learn Ultra - Used to fetch university schedules for classes.
• Twilio - Allows sending text messages to user's phone after arrival/payment for further directions.
• Cloud9 - Online collaboration tool for server-side development, and test deployment.

We use GitHub for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.

• Daniel Lopez - Dalofeco
• Fernando Carrillo - fernandoe321
• Dustin Reimold - DustGuppy
• Hozaifa Abdalla - Abdallahozaifa
• Brandon Bench - bbrando021

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

• Hat tip.