COVID contact tracing system

Authors

Group member: Akide Liu, Chi Wang, Ziqi Zhang, Zihan Wang..

This project is supervisored by University of Adelaide course Web & Database Computing

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Setup Instructions

Frontend :

go to frontend folder

npm install

Compiles and hot-reloads for development

npm run serve

Compiles and minifies for production

npm run build

Run your unit tests

npm run test:unit

Lints and fixes files

npm run lint

In shared cs50, go to directory : /home/ubuntu/wdc/COVID_contact_tracing_system/frontend

This cs50 has been authorized to ian-knight-uofa and wdc-marker-uofa with following link: https://ide.cs50.io/d8e35ee8ab724f2db147fb4a556d67b1

After npm run serve the project would be viewed on the following link: https://ide-d8e35ee8ab724f2db147fb4a556d67b1-8081.cs50.ws/

Important : The default server port for project frontend is 8081

Fast way to view frontend project

directly run http-server in dist folder (we have built it for you) or serve -l 8081

/home/ubuntu/wdc/COVID_contact_tracing_system/frontend/dist

Important : Due to the limitations that http-server command can not directly display url root, we would strongly recommend you to use serve -l 8081 command to avoid unpredictable issues

preview link :

https://ide-d8e35ee8ab724f2db147fb4a556d67b1-8081.cs50.ws/

Licensed Under GPL-v3

Authors: All team member of UAws/wdc-team 

COVID_contact_tracing_system
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