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CuOR+ - Cairo University Operation Rooms System

Table of contents

Overview

Introduction

Pronounced as "Cure" (kyo͝or) CuOR+ is

Operation rooms system with neat graphical user interface and incomparable user experience that helps the OR Department transfer the way they offer the service they got. In the system you can have a set of nice features that facilitates the operation process for the doctors, nurses, patients and the OR department admins. First you need to have an account made by the admin/through sign up page to access and explore the system.

As a Patient you can

  • View your upcoming operations.
  • View your past operations.
  • View your medical history.
  • Approve/Reject operation time.
  • View/Edit your profile.
  • Make an appointment.
  • Manage your billing settings.
  • Be Notified with updates.
  • View/Download your Radiology Scans & Medical Test
  • Contact the department through contact-us form

As a Doctor you can

  • View Statistics about your operations.
  • View your upcoming operations.
  • View your past operations.
  • View each of your patient medical history.
  • Request new operation for a patient.
  • Approve/Reject operation time.
  • Be Notified with updates.
  • See/Edit your profile.

As a Nurse you can

  • View Statistics about your operations.
  • View your upcoming operations.
  • View your past operations.
  • View each of your patient medical history.
  • Request new supplies for operations.
  • Track the current supplies.

As an Admin you can

  • View all department upcoming operations.
  • View all department past operations.
  • View all department patients.
  • Manage and schedule operation requests by doctors.
  • View all rooms info/availability/status.
  • Manage & track all supplies, equipments & devices.
  • Edit other users profiles.
  • Add new users.
  • View all statistics about the department.
  • View the contact-us form responses.

Run The project

You need to install React JS and NodeJS on your computer.

Download NodeJS

Get Started with React

1 - You need to install the node modules for both frontend and backend

  • Frontend Modules
 cd .\frontend\
 npm install
  • Backend Modules
 cd .\backend\
 npm install

2- Start the backend (Make sure you are connected to the internet)

cd .\backend\
npm start

3- Start the frontend

cd .\frontend\
npm start

Frontend

The Project frontend is fully build with reactJS on top of open source libraries (eg. Soft UI, MUI)

The Project frontend has 170 directory, 312 files and +200 Component.

CSS

This product makes usage of emotion and sx prop, as our friends from MUI.

  • We’ve used the ThemeProvider inside src/App.js: Style Library Interoperability.
  • We’ve used the CssBaseline inside src/App.js: CSS Baseline
  • We’ve used the styled utility inside src/components/* and src/examples/* files: Styled

Responsive meta tag

Material Design is developed mobile first, a strategy in which we optimize code for mobile devices first and then scale up components as necessary using CSS media queries. To ensure proper rendering and touch zooming for all devices, the responsive viewport meta tag was added to <head> inside the public/index.html file.

Colors Used

  • Primary: #cb0c9f #cb0c9f
  • Secondary: #8392ab #8392ab
  • Info: #17c1e8 #17c1e8
  • Success: #8392ab #82d616
  • Warning: #Warning #fbcf33
  • Error: #8392ab #ea0606
  • Light: #Warning #e9ecef
  • Dark: #344767 #344767

Grid

MUI grid is a powerful mobile-first flexbox grid which helps you build layouts of all shapes and sizes thanks to a twelve column system, five default responsive tiers, and dozens of predefined classes.

BreakPoints

We’ve changed the default MUI breakpoints with the following:

breakpoints: {
  values: {
    xs: 0,
    sm: 576,
    md: 768,
    lg: 992,
    xl: 1200,
    xxl: 1400,
  },
},

Fonts

We've created a set of predefined configuration for the typography to make if easy and simple for customization, it contains different types of styles for headings, paragraphs, font sizes, line heights, displays and other sort of styles for different purposes.

Base Properties

{
  fontFamily: '"Roboto", "Helvetica", "Arial", sans-serif',
  fontWeightLight: 300,
  fontWeightRegular: 400,
  fontWeightMedium: 500,
  fontWeightBold: 700,
  fontSizeXXS: pxToRem(10.4),
  fontSizeXS: pxToRem(12),
  fontSizeSM: pxToRem(14),
  fontSizeMD: pxToRem(16),
  fontSizeLG: pxToRem(18),
  fontSizeXL: pxToRem(20),
}

The pxToRem() is a helper function that helps you to convert px units to rem units, you can find this helper function on the src/assets/theme/functions/pxToRem.js

Font Sizes

{
  xxs: baseProperties.fontSizeXXS,
  xs: baseProperties.fontSizeXS,
  sm: baseProperties.fontSizeSM,
  md: baseProperties.fontSizeMD,
  lg: baseProperties.fontSizeLG,
  xl: baseProperties.fontSizeXL,
}

Line Heights

{
  sm: 1.25,
  md: 1.5,
  lg: 2,
},

Borders

We've created a set of predefined borders configuration to make if easy and simple for customization, it contains the border color, border width and border radius properties.

Border Color

It's the default color for all of the borders.

{ borderColor: grey[300] }

Border Width

borderWidth: {
  0: 0,
  1: pxToRem(1),
  2: pxToRem(2),
  3: pxToRem(3),
  4: pxToRem(4),
  5: pxToRem(5),
}

Border Raduis

borderRadius: {
  xs: pxToRem(2),
  sm: pxToRem(4),
  md: pxToRem(8),
  lg: pxToRem(12),
  xl: pxToRem(16),
  xxl: pxToRem(24),
  section: pxToRem(160),
}

Box Shadows

We've created a set of predefined box-shadow configuration to make if easy and simple for customization, it contains different types of soft box shadows that you need to style your elements with.

{
  xs: boxShadow([0, 2], [9, -5], black.main, 0.15),
          sm: boxShadow([0, 5], [10, 0], black.main, 0.12),
          md: `${boxShadow([0, 4], [6, -1], black.light, 0.12)},
            ${boxShadow([0, 2], [4, -1], black.light, 0.07)}`,
          lg: `${boxShadow([0, 8], [26, -4], black.light, 0.15)},
       ${boxShadow([0, 8], [9, -5], black.light, 0.06)}`,
          xl: boxShadow([0, 23], [45, -11], black.light, 0.25),
          xxl: boxShadow([0, 20], [27, 0], black.main, 0.05),
          inset: boxShadow([0, 1], [2, 0], black.main, 0.075, "inset"),
}

The boxShadow() is a helper function that simply creates a box shadow based on your values, you can find that helper function inside the src/assets/theme/functions/boxShadow.js.

Helper Functions

  • rgba : The rgba() function helps you to create a rgba color code.
import rgba from "assets/theme/functions/rgba";

rgba(color, opacity);
  • pxToRem : The pxToRem() function helps you to convert a px unit into a rem unit.
import pxToRem from "assets/theme/functions/pxToRem";

pxToRem(number, baseNumber);
  • hexToRgb: The hexToRgb() function helps you to change the hex color code to rgb using chroma-js library.
import hexToRgb from "assets/theme/functions/hexToRgb";

hexToRgb(color);
  • boxShadow: The boxShadow() function helps you to simply create a box shadow for an element.
import boxShadow from "assets/theme/functions/boxShadow";

boxShadow(offset, radius, color, opacity, inset)

The offset and radius should be an array, the color should be a hex color code, the opacity should be a number between 0 and 1 and the inset should be a string with the value of "inset"

  • linerGradient: The linearGradient() function helps you to simply create a linear gradient background color.
import linearGradient from "assets/theme/functions/linearGradient";

linearGradient(color, colorState, angle)

It can take upto two colors for creating a linear gradient background color. The angle has a default value of 310.

  • gradientChartLine: The gradientChartLine() function helps you to simply create a gradient color for the lines of a chart. The only use case of that helper function is for the chart components.
import gradientChartLine from "assets/theme/functions/gradientChartLine";

gradientChartLine(chart, color, opacity)

Routing System

We’ve created these dynamic routes, so the Sidenav and DefaultNavbar components would not get too loaded with code. You will find all our demo routes for the Sidenav in src/routes.js and for the DefaultNavbar in src/page.routes.js

  • Side Navbar

    • The type key with the collapse value is used for a route.
    • The type key with the title value is used for a title inside the Sidenav.
    • The type key with the divider value is used for a divider between Sidenav items.
    • The name key is used for the name of the route on the Sidenav.
    • The key key is used for the key of the route (It will help you with the key prop inside a loop).
    • The icon key is used for the icon of the route on the Sidenav, you have to add a node.
    • The collapse key is used for making a collapsible item on the Sidenav that contains other routes inside (nested routes), you need to pass the nested routes inside an array as a value for the collapse key.
    • The route key is used to store the route location which is used for the react router.
    • The href key is used to store the external links location.
    • The title key is only for the item with the type of title and it's used for the title text on the Sidenav.
    • The component key is used to store the component of its route.

  • Default Navbar

    • The type key with the collapse value is used for a route.
    • The name key is used for the name of the route on the DefaultNavbar.
    • The key key is used for the key of the route (It will help you with the key prop inside a loop).
    • The icon key is used for the icon of the route on the DefaultNavbar, you have to add a node.
    • The collapse key is used for making a collapsible item on the DefaultNavbar that contains other routes inside (nested routes), you need to pass the nested routes inside an array as a value for the collapse key.
    • The route key is used to store the route location which is used for the react router.
    • The href key is used to store the external links location.

Resources and credits

  • MUI - The React UI library for faster and easier web development.
  • React Table - Lightweight and extensible data tables for React.
  • React Flatpickr - Useful library used to select date.
  • React Select - A flexible and beautiful Select Input control for ReactJS with multiselect, autocomplete, async and creatable support.
  • React Tag Input - React Tag Input is a robust, minimal and performant input field for creating multiple tags.
  • React Countup - A lightweight React component that can be used to quickly create animations that display numerical data in a more interesting way.
  • React ChartJS 2 - Simple yet flexible React charting for designers & developers.
  • Full Calendar - Full-sized drag & drop event calendar.
  • React Kanban - Kanban/Trello board lib for React.
  • React Images Viewer - A simple, responsive images viewer component for ReactJS.
  • React Quill - A free, open source WYSIWYG editor built for the modern web.
  • Sweet Alert 2 - A beautiful, responsive, customisable, accessible replacement for Javascript’s popup boxes.
  • Formik - Formik is the world's most popular open source form library for React and React Native.
  • React Tilt - A tiny lightweight parallax hover tilt effect for React.
  • React Leaflet - React components for Leaflet maps.
  • [React Circular Slider](React Circular Slider) - A full-featured circular slider React component, with full TypeScript definitions.
  • ChromaJS - A small-ish zero-dependency JavaScript library for all kinds of color conversions and color scales.
  • UUID - JavaScript library for generating random id numbers.
  • React HTML Parser - A utility for converting HTML strings into React components.

Backend

The Serverside part of the project is made using NodeJS & MongoDB as API for handling operation rooms, with many features for patients, staff members and admin

You can read the whole backend documentation on Postman Click here for more

Team

Operation Rooms Department Manging System

Database (SBE2242) class project created by:

  • Ibrahim Mohamed
  • Kamel Mohamed
  • Romaisaa Sherif
  • Youssef Shaaban

Submitted to:

  • Dr. Ahmed Hesham Kandil & Eng. Eman Ibrahim

All rights reserved © 2022 to Team 3 - Systems & Biomedical Engineering, Cairo University (Class 2024)

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