PresiDev-Hackathon

Live Page: Presidium Platform

1. Introduction

1.1. What is Presidium Platform?

Presidium Platform is Team PresiDevs' hackathon submission to CodeCo x Presidium Network Crisis Zone hackathon. Presidium Platform is an innovative solution for the Presidium Network to efficiently manage their end users, operational hubs, donors, suppliers, and delivery teams in areas of conflict.

1.2. Team PresiDevs Members

Name	Current Role	Team Role
Paul Martin	Software Engineer at Little Dot Studios	Full-Stack Web Development
Trina Yau	Salesforce Software Engineer at Ford Motor Company	Full-Stack Web Development

1.3. Problem Statement

Presidium Network is a non-profit organization that aims to provide humanitarian aid to areas of conflict. They have a large network of donors, suppliers, delivery teams and operational hubs that they need to manage. They also have a large number of end users that they need to provide aid to. Currently, they are using a combination of Excel spreadsheets and Google Forms to manage their data. This is inefficient and error-prone. They need a more robust system that can help them manage their data and provide them with useful insights.

1.4. Solution

Presidium Platform is an end-to-end prototype platform that aims to help Presidium Network manage their end users, operational hubs, donors, suppliers and delivery teams in areas of conflict. It is a web application that is built using React and Django. PresiDev is a prototype that is built to demonstrate the feasibility of the solution.

2. Architecture

2.1. Front-End

The front-end of Presidium Platform is built using React. It is a single-page application that uses React Router to handle routing. It uses Redux to manage the state of the application. It uses Axios to make API calls to the back-end. It uses Material-UI to provide a consistent look and feel.

2.2. Back-End

The back-end of Presidium Platform is built using Django. It uses Django REST Framework to provide a RESTful API. It uses PostgreSQL as the database. It uses Django REST Framework Simple JWT to provide authentication and authorization.

3. Features

3.1. Authentication

Presidium Platform uses JSON Web Tokens (JWT) to authenticate end users. Users can register and login to the application. Users can also reset their password if they forget it. The application uses Django REST Framework Simple JWT to provide authentication and authorization.

3.2. User Management

Presidium Platform allows end users to manage their profile. Users can update their profile information and change their password. Users can also upload a profile picture.

3.3. Dashboard

Presidium Platform provides a dashboard that shows the operational hub user a summary of the data in the system. It shows the number of end users, operational hubs, donors, suppliers and delivery teams in the system. It also shows the number of end users that are currently active and the number of end users that are currently inactive.

3.4. Order Tracing

Presidium Platform allows operational hub users to trace the order of a specific end user. It shows the order history of the end user. It also shows the current status of the order. It shows the current location of the order. It also shows the estimated time of arrival of the order.

3.5. End User Management

Presidium Platform allows operational hub users to manage end users. It allows them to add new end users. It allows them to update the information of existing end users. It allows them to delete end users. It allows them to activate and deactivate end users.

3.6. Operational Hub Management

Presidium Platform allows operational hub users to manage operational hubs. It allows them to add new operational hubs. It allows them to update the information of existing operational hubs.

4. Installation

4.1. Prerequisites

PresiDev requires the following software to be installed on your machine:

• Node.js
• Python 3.9 or higher
• PostgreSQL

4.2. Installation

React Front End:

1. Clone the repository
2. Navigate to the presidev-frontend directory
3. Run npm install to install the dependencies
4. Run npm start to start the application

Django Back End:

1. Clone the repository
2. Navigate to the presidev-backend directory
3. Create a virtual environment
4. Activate the virtual environment
5. Run pip install -r requirements.txt to install the dependencies
6. Run python manage.py runserver to start the application

5. Usage

5.1. Registering a New User

1. Login as an operational hub user
2. Click on the Users button in the navigation bar
3. Click on the Add User button
4. Enter the user's information
5. Click on the Submit button

6. License

This project is not licensed under any license for personal or commercial use. Use by Presidium Network only.