Find A Cat is a web application based on Laravel to help people find and manage cats, cat pedigrees, and calculate inbreeding of cat pairs to determine if mating is a good idea. Please read my thesis to get a better idea about the functionality and intentions behind this application. My thesis includes a guide on how to set up an admin account by flagging it as such in the database after registration.
See for yourself: findacat.eu
The web application is a Laravel-based system designed to help cat breeders and enthusiasts manage and track cat pedigrees. This application uses English, Slovak, and supports multiple languages. It offers features such as:
- Cat registration and pedigree tracking
- Breed and color (EMS) management
- User authentication and authorization
- Pedigree visualization
The thesis document provides an in-depth look at the research, development process, and technical decisions made during the creation of the Find A Cat application. It covers topics such as:
- Background on cat breeding and pedigree management
- System architecture and design decisions
- Implementation details and challenges
- User experience considerations
- Future improvements and potential expansions
The thesis documents can be found in the thesis directory.
src/: Contains the Laravel application source codethesis/: Contains the thesis document and related materialsdb_demo/: Includes demo database import files to be used in the web app UI, such as the EMS values CSV
This project is primarily for educational purposes. However, if you'd like to contribute or have suggestions, please open an issue or submit a pull request.
Find A Cat project (src folder) is based on Silsilah (https://github.com/nafiesl/silsilah) and open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license with the exception of my thesis (thesis folder) and database demo files used to demonstrate import capabilities of the web interface (db_demo folder).
Thesis and database files are © 2024 Ondrej Špánik (iairu). All rights reserved. Redistribution without permission is prohibited; feel free to link to the GitHub repository instead. Personal use is fine, commercial use is not granted.