/Web-Isabel

Isabel is startup application that ease the traffic violation ticket issuance through the use of QR code Technology.

Primary LanguageJavaScript

Isabel: Traffic Violation Ticket Issuance Web and Mobile Application

An application that uses QR-code technology to scan driver's license code quickly and save traffic violation ticket issuance time.

End-Users

  • Traffic Enforcer (Mobile-based) - has QR-Scanner Feature to scan driver's license code, and issue ticket in few clicks.
  • Driver (Mobile and Web-Based) - Monitoring of ticket violation.
  • Administrator (Web-based) - Monitor tickets, traffic enforcers, driver's license, and payments.

Built With

  • ExpressJS - Express is a minimal and flexible Node.js web application framework that provides a robust set of features for web and mobile applications.
  • PUG - View Templating Engine.
  • React-Native - React Native lets you build mobile apps using only JavaScript. It uses the same design as React, letting you compose a rich mobile UI from declarative components.

How to Install

  1. Fork this repository. The fork button should be at the upper right of this page. Fork it to your personal GitHub profiles. By doing so, you'll have a copy of the boilerplate in your respective profiles. To check, your URL should be like this: https://github.com/your_username/Web-Isabel

  2. After forking, clone it to your local machines. Forking gives you ownership to the copy of the project, thus you'll have automatic read and write (pull and push) privileges. No need to authenticate us as long as you have configured your SSH keys.

  3. After cloning, open a command line (terminal) and go to the boilerplate directory. Issue an npm install command. This will download module dependencies of the project. Note that this requires a working internet connection.

  4. After installing all the dependencies, open the .env.sample file and copy the contents of it. Create a new .env file and paste everything in there. The sample file has comments in it for each field present.

  5. Run the application using node index.js or nodemon if you have installed it (npm install nodemon -g).