A live demo can be found here: https://stormy-temple-84763.herokuapp.com/
Log in using guess details:
| Email: | guest@vpmt.com |
| Password: | chicken |
VPMT has been designed to be as easy to use as possible with a core mission to ensure any service management task can be performed quickly and easily.
To do achieve this, VPMT is built using two main technologies:
- Ruby on Rails API for rapid development; and
- Vue.js for a seamless and component-driven front end.
| Framework/Lang | Version |
|---|---|
| Ruby | 2.5.1p57 |
| Ruby on Rails | 5.2.1 |
| Vue.js | ^2.5.17 |
| Rails Webpacker | 3.5 |
| PostgreSQL | 10.5 |
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Vue Hash Router | Custom-build hash router for handinling page changes and url params |
| Vue Popup | Custom component for dynamically handling the creation of popups |
- Manage Clients
- Manage Patients
- Manage Admissions
- Record TPRs
- Categorise admits by type (boarding / hospital / proceedure / stray / etc)
- Easily append notes, Tprs, etc from any screen
- Easily trace a patient's history all in one location
- Fast navigation and data loading.
- Manage staff
- Create new staff
- Manage shifts/rosters
- Payroll
- Manage Consumables
- Easily bill clients
- Record consumables used per intervention
- Summarise all consumables for easy invoicing
- Manage suppliers and stock levels
- Re-Order consumables
APIs
This application uses the Cloudinary API to upload patient and staff images.
Prior to launching, please ensure you have a CLOUDINARY_URL environment variable.
Add the following line, with your own url, to your bash profile.
export CLOUDINARY_URL=cloudinary://{stuffandthings}:{morestuffandthings}@{cloudinary}To initialise the database with demo data:
rails db:create && rails db:migrate && rails db:seed
If you have the environment variable above, you can simply run this command to get your Heroku environment to have the variable, too:
heroku config:set CLOUDINARY_URL=$CLOUDINARY_URLOnly primary models (not lookup data models) have tests.
To run all tests:
bundle exec rspec