Contextualized questionnaire vizualisation tools developped with react/mui/vite
This project is directly linked with Public Enemy Backoffice to create and save questionnaires.
Public-Enemy (& backoffice) is a tool used to test questionnaires with data. Questionnaire designer create questionnaire in pogues but can't test them with predefined data directly. Public-Enemy gives to the designer the ability to inject a questionnaire in orchestrators (stromae, queen soon), and add predefined survey units data in the orchestrators for this questionnaire.
Public-Enemy's global functionalities for a designer:
- create a questionnaire in public-enemy
- retrieve the questionnaire from pogues
- create the questionnaire in public-enemy
- inject the questionnaire and survey units data (given by the designer when creating questionnaire in public-enemy) in the orchestrators
- update a questionnaire in public-enemy
- synchronise the questionnaire with the orchestrators (when pogues questionnaire has been edited for example, or to change survey units data)
- delete a questionnaire in public-enemy
- delete questionnaire in orchestrators
- access to questionnaire in orchestrators
- designer can access to a questionnaire in orchestrators for a specific survey unit
- designer can reset a specific survey unit data
For building and running the application you need:
- yarn
- a public-enemy environment (backoffice, db, pogues, stromae) configured and running
yarn
yarn start
A Dockerfile is present on this root project to deploy a container. You can get docker images on docker hub
Helm chart repository is available for the public-enemy backoffice/frontend
The repository contains helm charts to deploy pogues/eno/stromae too.
yarn run build
Before launching app, you must set up some environment variables:
# base url of public-enemy api (back-office)
VITE_API_URL=http://localhost:8080/api
# root url of orchestrator ui
VITE_ORCHESTRATOR_URL=http://localhost:3001
# root url of pogues ui
VITE_POGUES_URL=http://localhost/pogues
# documentation url
VITE_DOCUMENTATION_URL=http://localhost/documentation
# locale
VITE_LOCALE=fr
For docker, the environment variables can be injected as system environment variables, a script is used to generate environment variables after build time, see Dockerfile and container/env.sh)
- typescript
- vite
- react
- react mui
- react-intl
- react-query
- husky
- tss-react
- notistack
- eslint
- semantic-release
Before committing code please ensure,
1 - README.md is updated
2 - A successful build is run and all tests are successful
3 - All newly implemented APIs are documented
4 - All newly added properties are documented
Please check LICENSE file