horarios.db) to store institutional resource data, which means there is no server to configure — everything runs on your machine.
System requirements
| Requirement | Minimum version |
|---|---|
| Operating system | Windows 10 or later |
| .NET SDK | .NET 8 SDK |
| IDE | Visual Studio 2022 (with .NET desktop development workload) |
The .NET desktop development workload in Visual Studio includes WPF support. If you installed Visual Studio without this workload, re-run the Visual Studio Installer and add it before proceeding.
Build and run
Clone or download the repository
Obtain the source code by cloning the repository or downloading and extracting the ZIP archive.
Open the solution in Visual Studio 2022
Launch Visual Studio 2022 and open the project file:Visual Studio will restore NuGet packages automatically on first load. The project depends on:
SQLitePCLRaw.core3.0.2System.Data.SQLite.EF62.0.3
Build the project
Select Build > Build Solution from the menu bar, or press
Ctrl+Shift+B.A successful build compiles the project to a Windows executable (WinExe) and copies the horarios.db SQLite database file to the output directory.The
horarios.db file is configured with CopyToOutputDirectory set to PreserveNewest, so Visual Studio copies the database to the build output folder automatically. Do not delete or move this file relative to the executable after building.