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Tobiah Nott
CM6311-Group-6
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feat: Implemented Database Updates using CSV
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feat: Implemented Database Updates using CSV
Christopher Dixon
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chris/uploadcsv
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Dec 5, 2023
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#19 (closed)
Added a new dataset selection page for improved user navigation.
Integrated upload forms on each individual page for streamlined data handling.
Enhanced security measures for all admin pages to ensure data integrity and confidentiality
Integrated Prisma client to delete existing records and batch insert new data from the parsed CSV into the
heatDemand
table.
Included user feedback for upload status and redirection based on authentication
Implemented parseCSV library for parsing new csv upload data.
Added proactive data update functionality for energy efficiency and hourly consumption maps in anticipation of their future implementation.
Introduced alerts to enhance user interaction
Please Use new .env file located in Notion
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