BugTracker

BugTracker is a web application designed to track bugs and issues for different projects. It provides a comprehensive system for managing and resolving project-related problems.

Features

• Project Management: Users can add new projects to the BugTracker and assign project managers. This helps in organizing and tracking issues specific to each project.

• Issue Tracking: The application allows users to update and track issues or bugs within a project. Users can assign issues to specific team members, making it easy to manage and distribute tasks.

• Filtering and Sorting: Users can filter issues based on the assigned person and labels. This helps in prioritizing and categorizing issues effectively.

• Issue Search: Users can search for specific issues by their title, making it convenient to locate and address specific problems.

• Issue Resolution: Once an issue is resolved, users can mark it as complete and remove it from the active issues list. This helps in maintaining a clear overview of the remaining tasks.

Technologies Used

• MongoDB: A NoSQL database used for storing project and issue data.
• EJS: A templating engine for generating dynamic HTML pages.
• Node.js: A JavaScript runtime environment used for server-side development.
• Express: A web application framework for Node.js used to build the server-side logic of the application.

Getting Started

To get started with BugTracker, follow these steps:

1. Install MongoDB and ensure it is running.
2. Clone the BugTracker repository: git clone
3. Navigate to the project directory: cd bugtracker
4. Install dependencies: npm install
5. Configure the MongoDB connection in the config.js file.
6. Start the application: npm start
7. Access the BugTracker application in your web browser`.

Contribution

Contributions to BugTracker are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please create an issue or submit a pull request on the project's GitHub repository.

Start efficiently tracking bugs and issues with BugTracker!