Ensure that you have the latest builds by running:
docker compose build
To apply the seed these two commands should be run after running docker compose up:
docker compose exec identity dotnet Vivel.Identity.dll /seed
docker compose exec core dotnet Vivel.dll /seed
admin user (desktop):
username: admin
password: Pass123$
staff user (web):
username: staffMember1
password: Pass123$
bob user (mobile):
username: bob
password: Pass123$
alice user (mobile):
username: alice
password: Pass123$
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active drives are displayed based on users current location (30 km radius)
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user can apply for a drive if the following conditions are met:
- currently has no pending donation requests (user can only have one pending request)
- if the drive bloodtype matches the users blood type
- if users bloodtype is verified (one donation was approved, or hospital staff added bloodtype to user), user can only apply for bloodtype matched drives
- if users bloodtype is not yet verified he can apply for any drive
- if there’s been atleast 3 months since the last donation
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notifications are sent in 5 cases:
- successfully applied to donation
- donation scheduled by hospital staff
- donation approved
- donation rejected
- drive open in the vicinity (30 km radius)
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badges are awarded
- every 5 donations
- every urgent drive approved donation
Python is required to run pre-commit, easiest way to get Python on Windows is to download it from the Python website.
After installing Python, ensure pip is working and install pre-commit:
pip install pre-commit
And then in the root project directory run the following command to install the pre-commit hooks:
pre-commit install