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@di-bootcamp/yashaswini-searsf-framework

v1.1.2

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a year ago

SEARS Framework

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searsf framework di-bootcamp

SEARSF - Software Engineering Architectural Risk Storming Framework

SEARSF is an acronym for Software Engineering Architectural Risk Storming Framework. It is a comprehensive framework designed to facilitate risk storming sessions during the software engineering architectural design phase. This framework helps software architects and development teams identify, assess, and manage risks associated with the architectural decisions made during the design process.

Table of Contents

Introduction

SEARSF provides a structured approach for conducting risk storming sessions, a collaborative and interactive technique for identifying potential risks and uncertainties in software architecture. By leveraging SEARSF, teams can enhance their architectural decisions by systematically addressing and mitigating potential risks.

Features

Creation WorkFlow : Define project parameters and generate Risk Assessment Matrices (RAM).
Operation WorkFlow : Interact with Toggle Buttons to display Information of Creation workflow .

Getting Started

Command to Run Project

npm install npm start

The application will be accessible at http://localhost:3000 by default.

Command to Run Test files

npm run test

Command to Run Storybook

npm run storybook