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-How to run Budget Buddy
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-You can follow a guide an in depth guide in the "Installation Guide" on the applications WIKI or continue reading this README.
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-Make sure you have oracle java sdk17 and javafx installed! The version of JavaFX should preferably be 17 or 19.
-After installing the two continue this README.
-Java download link: https://www.oracle.com/cis/java/technologies/downloads/
-JavaFx download link: https://openjfx.io
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-INSTALLING THE .JAR FIlE:
-The BudgetBuddy application is run from a .jar file. You can download this file by clicking the "Download File" folder,
-in the GitLab root folder, then clicking the "budgetbuddy.jar" file. 
-Lastly, click on "Download". The file should be downloaded to your local "Downloads" folder.
-Once the download is completed, try clicking or double clicking the icon. This should start up the application. If nothing
-happens, follow the steps in SETUP.
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-By default, the application runs without any recipes. If you wish to add recipes, head to the bottom of this file
-to the section named ADDING RECIPES
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-SETUP:
-1. Start by finding your javafx folder. It is often under "C:\Program Files\Java\sdk-19\" on PC and "Users/name/Library/Java/javafx-sdk-19\" on MAC.
-    Library or Program Files are often hidden. You can fix this by pressing (VIEW -> Show -> Hidden Items) on PC and (cmd + shift + . ) on MAC
-2. Find the "lib" folder in javafx folder and then copy its path.
-    It should look like this: C:\Program Files\Java\sdk-19\lib on WINDOWS and /Users/name/Library/Java/javafx-sdk-19.0.2.1/lib on MAC
-    As a good measure you should put " at the start and end of the path.
-    It should now look something like this "C:\Program Files\Java\sdk-19\lib" or "/Users/name/Library/Java/javafx-sdk-19.0.2.1/lib". 
-    A real example looks like this: Users/emil/Library/Java/javafx-sdk-19.0.2.1/lib".
-    Copy this finished path and replace the placeholder text below labelled "REPLACE THIS WITH JAVAFX LIB PATH"
-3. After replacing the placeholder text below you will be left with your execute text. 
-    Copy the text and paste it into the terminal each time you start the app.
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-EXECUTE LINE:
-COPY THIS: java --module-path REPLACE THIS WITH JAVAFX LIB PATH --add-modules=javafx.controls,javafx.fxml -jar idatt-1002-2023-9.jar
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-HOW TO RUN THE APP:
-1. Start by going into your terminal of choice. Preferably in administrator.
-2. Navigate to the place you saved the JAR file by writing "cd" + the path to the jar
-    If you saved the jarfile to your desktop this input should be "cd Desktop" on PC and "cd Desktop" on MAC
-3. After the terminal shows the desktop in its path name you simply copy your execute line and press enter.
-4. The file should now run.
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-ADDING RECIPES:
-As stated above, the default version of the BudgetBuddy application runs without recipes. In order to add recipes to your
-application, head back to the “DownloadFile” folder on GitLab 
-and download the “Recipes.register” file. Go
-to “C:\users\<username>\BudgetBuddyFiles\recipes” and replace the current
-“Recipes.register” file with the one you just downloaded.
-Restart BudgetBuddy and you will now have recipes.
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