Happy is an application that connects people to institutional care homes.

 

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📄 About

Happy is an application that connects people to institutional care homes. It was created with the purpose of training React, React Native and NodeJS.

Features:

You can register new orphanages and view previously registered orphanages.
Each orphanage contains photos, opening hours, information about the institution and a map position that you can interactively mark.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

I'm not using an external filestore like Amazon S3, so when we upload a imagem to create a orphanage, heroku will remove all images when it restarts (which it will do every day), since Heroku does not support file uploads. However, you can still upload an image when creating a new orphanage to test the feature.

 

🚀 NLW

This application is part of NLW.

NLW is a free online experience with lots of content and challenges to help developers improve their skills.
NLW is a project created by Rocketseat .

🎨 Layout

You can access the layout design on figma on the links below:

• Layout Web
• Layout Mobile

Note: You will need a figma account to access the layout, but you can create one for free

🤖 Technologies and libraries

Technologies that I used:

• Node.js
• Express
• SQLite
• MongoDB
• TypeORM
• Typescript
• React
• NextJS

Libraries:

• yup
• axios
• mapbox

👨‍💻 Running Locally

You must have Git, NodeJS and Yarn installed.

Clone the repository and navigate to the folder

# Clone the repository
$ git clone https://github.com/luansergiomattos/Happy.git

# Navigate to the directory
$ cd Happy

Install and run the Web version

# Navigate to the directory
$ cd web

# Install dependencies
$ yarn install

# Run the application locally
$ yarn start

# Build the application for production
$ yarn build

Install and run the Backend

# Navigate to the directory
$ cd backend

# Install dependencies
$ yarn install

# Run your migrations
yarn typeorm migration:run

# Run the application locally
$ yarn start

# Build the application for production
$ yarn build

Install and run the Mobile

# Install expo on your computer
$ yarn add --global expo-cli

# Navigate to the directory
$ cd mobile

# Install dependencies
$ yarn install

# Run the application locally
$ yarn start

Note: When you run the mobile application you must connect it to an android emulator or your own smartphone, click here for more details.

📝 License

This project is under the MIT license. Click here for more information.