The team members of our team are as follows:
- Mohamed Azam
- Gavin Johnson
- Qingyang Li
- Jhoseline Abavca
- Antarip Saha
Our team number listed under the section of this class is Group 2.
The section number of this group project is section# 550-75_76-4248.
The project our team has chosen to complete for this course is a Baby Care mobile application.
This mobile application is to be used by pregnant women and new mothers who may need guidance in either managing their pregnancy or balancing the responsibilities and stress of being a new mother.
Our application is to act in assisting in the communication between mothers/pregnant women and doctors throughout the guidance process. Additionally, our mobile application may be used, not only to select from one of applicable doctors for quality care from the mother's client-side, but also may be used for mothers to select from one of many quality babysitters as well. We will also include an AI chatbot for patient use in our project.
To run our mobile application, download it to whichever directory exists on your local machine you choose via the following command:
git clone https://github.com/TheProgramMaster/BabyCare.git
This should download the directory containing all code in this repository to a folder named 'BabyCare'. Navigate into this file through the command:
cd BabyCare
From here, change dorectories into the front-end of the code through the command:
cd front-end
Then navigate into the option labeled 'new-ui through the following command:
cd new-ui
Then navigate into the directory intended for builds of android mobile devices via the command:
cd android
To execute the front-end portion for the AI chatbot, you will need to open a second terminal, as a node.js file name server.js exists to run the back-end of the token generation for this feature.
Open a second terminal, and navigate as previously instructed until you get to ~/BabyCare/front-end/new-ui/android. From here, run the command:
node server.js
This will create a message in your terminal stating:
Server running on port 3001
This means the back-end portion of the code running in Node.js for the AI ChatBot will be operating through port 3001 of your local machine's browser. Go back to the first terminal instructed.
First make sure to download and install all relevant packages for this project package via the node package manager through the following command:
npm install
This will install all of the packages necessary to run and execute this part of the project's software source code. Run the following command to host the front-end portion of code for the AI ChatBot and Video Call/Chat feature:
npm run start
You should see a message in your terminal similar to the following:
This means your project built and executed as intended! Now, open a tab in your browser, and navigate to:
localhost:8081
As the front-end of our mobile application operates on port 8081 of our local machine, if the code builds as intended, you should see the mobile application run, and find the following image on your desktop or mobile application:
Congratulations! You've have a running instance of the AI ChatBot and Video call/chat feature!
You can use the AI ChatBot whenever and however you wish. However, when entering a call in the Video Call/Chat feature, you may enter yourself as any name you wish, how, for the Room ID, you must enter the following value as your room ID token:
6721d66d849b17dcfc918c90
Enter a name, hit join button to join, and you should see yourself depicted through your computer's or mobile device's web camera. Additionally, you should see a chat feature, as given, complete with video hide and mute/unmute buttons at the bottom of the screen.
##Instructions for executing Notification/Appointment Features
To run this part of our project, port 8081 of your local machine's browser must be free. Therefore, you will need to either terminate the terminal from the previous portion of these instructions, or close said terminal entirely and open a new terminal window, then navigate into the directory in which this project's source code is saved and stored. To run the portion of our project to depict the notification and appointment features, navigate into:
~/BabyCare/front-end/android_app/Babycare
Then, from here, all you have to do is execute the command:
npm install
To download and install any and all relevant packages in Node.js via the node package manager, and then run the command:
npm run start
To run the front-end portion of our code. Then, just as before, open another tab on the browser of your local machine, and navigate to
localhost:8081
The page should be depicted similarly as follows:
Congratulations! This means you have a working instance of our notification and appointments features in your local machine operating on port 8081!