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Project Scaffolding Instructions for Firebase Studio

Objective: Scaffold a complete, self-contained project for the "Vault Tactical Edge Demo." The project will use Docker Compose to run a local environment consisting of a HashiCorp Vault server, several Vault Agent containers (simulating Stryker vehicles), and a Node.js Express server that provides a control API and serves a static web GUI.

Order of Operations:

Create the complete directory and file structure as specified below.

Populate each file with the provided source code.

	// Chess Board
	// Create a chess board with a congigurable row amount parameter
	let size = prompt(Number("How many rows?")), board = "# # # #";
	for (let count = 0; count < size; count++) {
	if (count%2==0) {
	console.log(" " + board)
	} else {
	console.log(board);
	}
	}

	// FizzBuzz
	// Good ol'fashioned fizz buzz
	// Decided to use a switch statement to mix it up a little
	for (let numStart = 0; numStart<100; numStart++) {
	switch (true) {
	case ((numStart>0) && (numStart%3 == 0)):
	console.log("Fizz");
	break;

	case ((numStart>0) && (numStart%5 == 0)):

	// Bean Counter
	// Determine how many matching letters there are in an input string from an input character
	function countChar(stringInput, charSelect) {

	stringInput = String(stringInput);
	let letterArray = Array.from(stringInput), count = 0;

	letterArray.forEach(letter => {
	if (letter == charSelect) {
	count++;

	// Min rebuild
	// Rebuild the min function
	function smallestNum(...numbersArray) {
	lowestNumber = true;
	numbersArray.forEach(number => {
	if (lowestNumber == true) {
	lowestNumber = number;
	}
	if (lowestNumber > number) {
	lowestNumber = number

	// Triangle Loop
	// Just making a triangle kinda thing in the console
	let charPound = "#";
	for (let index = 0; index < 8; index++) {
	console.log(charPound.repeat(index));
	}

	// Even or Odd
	// Determine even or odd WITHOUT the modulo operator
	// My aim is to add or subtract two from the input until I reach 0 or 1
	// If it concludes on 0 it is even, and if on 1 it is odd
	function determineIfEven(num1) {
	switch (!isNaN(num1)) {
	case (num1 == 0): // If the input is 0 then even
	console.log(true); // Output boolean true
	break;
	case (num1 == 1): // If the input is 1 then not even

	pragma solidity 0.5.1;

	contract DogContract {

	struct Dog {
	string name;
	uint age;

	}

	version: '3.8'

	services:
	# The central Vault server for the demo
	vault-server:
	image: vault:latest
	ports:
	- "8200:8200"
	environment:
	- VAULT_ADDR=http://0.0.0.0:8200