This was the Capstone Project for Turing School of Software and Design's Front End Engineering program and won first place in Turing's Demo Competition.
Keeping track of taking prescriptions can be difficult, especially when you’re not feeling 100%. MyMeds is a way for patients to add their prescribed medications to their account so that they can be reminded when to take them and be able to see when they last took a medication.
- Typescript
- React | React Router
- GraphQL
- Cypress
- Javascript
- HTML
- CSS
- Clone this repo to your local machine
cdintomy_meds_fe- Then, run
npm installfrom your command line. Do not runnpm audit fix --force - After you run npm install inside of your copy of this repo, run:
npm startThis command runs the app in the development mode locally so that you can view and use the application in your browser.
You can now view My Meds in the browser.
Local: http://localhost:3000
- When you are done exploring My Meds make sure that you type
Control + Cin your terminal to stop the server before closing your Terminal.
From the dashboard, the user can see their current medications. If it's time to take their meds, they can click the Take My Meds button to start the timer for when they will next need to take them. The user will also receive email and text notifications when it's time to take their meds. If a user no longer needs their medication reminders, they can choose to delete any med from their dashboard.
If the user needs to add a new medication, they can click on the Add Meds button in the top right of the screen. From that page the user can search through a list of FDA approved medications. Once they've found their med, they can continue to fill out necessary details, such as the quantity in the prescription, how often they should take their med, and any other reminders, including if they should take that med with food or avoid alcohol.
- Turing School of Software & Design
- Turing Instructors: Kayla Gordon, Nik Seif, and Richard Tillies