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-# Tiss2Go - User Guide
+# Tiss2Go
 
-Tiss2Go is a ruby on rails gateway server for the TISS (TU Wien Informations-Systeme und Services) application.
-It was made for the course _Ruby on Rails Business Programming_ for 2020SS.
+Tiss2Go is a ruby on rails gateway server for the TISS (TU Wien
+Informations-Systeme und Services) application. It was made for the course
+_Ruby on Rails Business Programming_ for 2020SS.
 
-It offers an easy and mobile friendly interface for searching through the TISS API.
-Searchable are TU related subjects like people, courses, available theses and projects.
+It offers an easy and mobile friendly interface for searching through the TISS
+API. Searchable are TU related subjects like people, courses, available theses
+and projects.
 
-To be able to use the Tiss2Go application, one must create a personal user account 
-consisting of a username, which is represented by the email and a password.
+## User Guide
 
-After logging in, the user is redirected directly on the main search view.
-Here, the user can input a search term and check his/her search topic 
-with the radio buttons directly below the input field. 
-Empty searches are not allowed and therefore blocked!
+To be able to use the Tiss2Go application, one must create a personal user
+account consisting of a username, which is represented by an email address, and
+a password.
 
-The search is then computed and provides the user with the results, if it could find something.
-Found items can be directly favorited with the "heart"-button or the corresponding
-detail view can directly be accessed by "touching"/"clicking" on the entry.
+After logging in, the user is redirected to the main search view. Here, the
+user can input a search term and check his/her search topic with the radio
+buttons directly below the input field. Empty searches are not allowed and
+therefore blocked!
 
-On the detail view the user can also add the subject to the related favorites and if
-the subject is favorited, can also save annotations and keywords.
+The search is then computed and provides the user with the results, if it could
+find something. Found items can be favorited with the _heart_-button or the
+corresponding detail view can directly be accessed by _touching_/_clicking_ on
+the entry.
+
+On the detail view the user can also add the subject to the related favorites
+and if the subject is favorited, can also save annotations and keywords.
 
 Through the main navigation bar the stored favorites can be accessed easily.
-The favorites themselves are also grouped in people, courses, theses and projects.
-If favorites are stored, the main subject view presents the stored information
-in a table like view. The entries can be sorted either ascending or descending 
-by clicking on the corresponding table header.
-The entries can also be deleted directly in this view and it is possible to access 
-the related details view, too.
+The favorites themselves are also grouped in people, courses, theses and
+projects. If favorites are stored, the main subject view presents the stored
+information in a table-like view. The entries can be sorted either ascendingly
+or descendingly by clicking on the corresponding table header. The entries can
+also be deleted directly in this view and it is possible to access the related
+details view, too.
 
-If the user wants to print his/her favorites, it can also be done directly by pressing 
-the PRINT button in the favorites main menu. A toggle beneath allows for
-hiding/displaying the stored annotations.
+If the user wants to print his/her favorites, it can also be done directly by
+pressing the PRINT button in the favorite's main menu. A toggle beneath allows
+for hiding/displaying the stored annotations.
 
-If wanted the user can also print the detail view with a print button on the detail view.
+The user can also print the detail view with a print button on the detail view.
 
-# Authors
-Eidelpes Tobias - 0
+## Requirements
+
+- Ruby version 2.7.0
+- Rails version 6.0.2.1
+
+## SETUP
+
+- `rake db:create`
+- `rake db:migrate`
+- `rails server`
+
+## Authors
+
+Eidelpes Tobias - 01527193  
 Zeisler Marco - 01628030
-
-# META
-Used rails version: 2.7.0p0
-Used ruby version: 6.0.2.1
-
-
-# SETUP
-'rake db:create'
-'rake db:migrate'
-'rails server'
-
-# README
-
-This README would normally document whatever steps are necessary to get the
-application up and running.
-
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-* Ruby version
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-* System dependencies
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-* Configuration
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-* Database creation
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-* How to run the test suite
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-* Deployment instructions
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-* ...