Healthy Reentry is a web app to track in-person encounters within an organization. Members of the organization can use their mobile devices or computers to securely track interpersonal encounters, and share their current [COVID-19] status with designated members of the Talent Team. The app keeps track of the contacts and alerts members if they may have been exposed to risk.
https://healthyreentry.herokuapp.com/
Home Page
Status Screen
Encounter Screen
QR Code Screen
Admin Screen
The project is based on a few external services (Auth0, SendGrid, MongoDB). If you need help setting up that check the detailed development guide and come back to this. The quickstart assumed you have all values for .env file configuration (Setup .env file).
- Clone the project:
git clone https://github.com/ThorntonTomasetti/HealthyReentry.git - Navigate into the project:
cd HealthyReentry - Install modules for the project:
npm install - Update the env file with secrets and save it as
.env(Setup .env file) - Start the local server by running
npm run dev - Go to your browser at
http://127.0.0.1:8081
The app is built as a web app running an Express server with a Vue front end and has been designed for use on desktop and mobile devices. It can be deployed on any server running NodeJS and has been tested for deployment on Heroku.
Check out the detailed development guide to learn more.
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Are you interested in enhance this product? We're really glad and thanks a lot!
Open up an issue to discuss.
User authentication is not a part of the application. It uses Auth0 to handle that. Auth0 is a drop-in solution to add authentication and authorization services to your applications.
The app does not directly send emails. It can integrate with your choice of email service to send out emails for notifications and this version is configured for SendGrid. SendGrid provides customer communication platform for transactional and marketing emails.
The app needs to be connected to a database service to store your records. This version integrates with MongoDB and has been tested against Atlas.
Feel free to fork the project and build out your own choice of alternatives for these services.
- Setup project and install dependencies:
npm install - Start development mode with hot-reloads:
npm run dev - Build files for production:
npm run build - Start production server:
npm start - Lint and fix files:
npm run lint
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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