andrewjroyce/haven.to

Team project to better serve Toronto's homeless community. Utilises Rails ActiveRecord for backend and ActiveDirectory for routing, and Shaka React on Rails gem to serve React views.

haven.to

An open-source project to better serve Toronto's homeless community.
Haven was started with one central idea in mind: That in an increasingly technological world Torontonians finding themselves without homes deserve world-class technological access to City Services in pursuit of housing stability.

Further, the adoption of this technology will decrease the time required by Social Workers to spend on each of their clients. A simplified and visual representation of Client's Calgary Accuity Index provides a quick snapshot to social workers about their Clients needs and program service levels.

Setup

1. Clone
2. Run bundle install to install dependencies
3. Run bin/rake db:create
4. Run bin/rake db:migrate
5. Run bin/rake db:seed

Working with Git

Always create your own branch and never commit directly to master branch, please follow these steps:

1. Create a new branch
   git checkout -b <<your branch name>>
2. Push your branch to origin to track changes
   git push --set-upstream origin <<your branch name>>
3. Commit and push all your changes to origin as you work once you are done your feature switch to local master branch
   
4. Now go on github and generate a pull request, ask another team member to review your code and merge it to remote master
5. Once your branch is merged checkout you local master branch and pull from origin
   git checkout master
git pull origin master
6. Now delete your feature branch from origin as a clean up
   git push origin --delete <<your branch name>>
7. Finally delete your remote feature branch
   git branch -d <<your branch name>>

Working with React

You will need to install yarn https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/install after bundle install.

run foreman start -f Procfile.dev to start both rails and react server Will listen on port :3000