React, SQL, Node

While working at Fieldster, I build an internal tool to help the data team convert new clients from their old CRM to Fieldster's. To do this, we needed to get their old data, convert it into SQL data, and spin them up a client database. At the time, it seemed like there was no way to easily (or freely) do this - so I offered to build something. By looking at the XML nodes, you can determine what the table names, column names, and data types should be. I built this with C# and hooked it up to the local environment and manually sent the .bat file. After building that, I wanted to build an interface for it and publish it for others to use. I used React for the interface, and after deciding that giving users create database access to my server was a horrible idea without at least building a login, I decided to take a different approach and just output a sql file with the commands that I was going to run on the server. This simplified the project quite a bit, but I am happy with how it turned out.