README

Our application, Public Health App, is a dynamic, user-centric health management tool designed to empower patients in managing their health.

Upon registration, users enter key information, enabling a tailored health journey.Once logged in, patients gain access to a variety of health surveys. These assessments are designed to gauge different aspects of one's health, identifying potential areas of concern and providing personalized insights.Based on survey outcomes, Public Health App directs users to nearby health resources.

While it currently offers food insecurity surveys, its design allows for future integration of diverse surveys addressing various aspects such as mental wellness, and employment etc, all available in multiple languages.As we continue to enhance the app and gather more user data, we aim to offer even more tailored health recommendations and resources.

Prerequisites for Running the App

Ensure you have the following installed on your local development machine:

Ruby Installation

• Install rbenv using these instructions
• Run the following commands:

rbenv install 3.1.3
rbenv local 3.1.3

Verify your locally Ruby version by running ruby -v

Postgres

• Refer to the following guide to install postgres on your machine

MailCatcher

INSTALL mailcatcher outside of ruby instance (in other words do not add it as a gem to this project) since it will lead to conflicts with this project's gems

MacOS Install

To install run the following command (MacOs):

brew install mailcatcher

To start mailcatcher run the following commands:

brew services start mailcatcher

To open the mailcatcher website run:

open http://127.0.0.1:1080

To stop running mailcatcher, please run the following:

brew services stop mailcatcher

For windows, Linux, etc:

Please follow the documentation on the official website

Running the App Locally

Cloning the repo

git clone https://github.com/sidbav/public-health-app-v2.git
cd public-health-app-v2 

Install Ruby Gems

bundle install

Setup the database:

rails db:create
rails db:migrate

To seed the database, run:

rails db:seed

Running the Application

You can start the rails server using the command given below.

rails s

You may find PostgreSQL Explorer VS code extension helpful during development.

How to run the test suite

Cucumber Test

rails cucumber 
## OR
bundle exec cucumber

Rspec

rails spec
## OR
bundle exec rspec

Code Coverage with SimpleCov

After running both cucumber and rspec test cases refer to coverage/index.html to view the code coverage report (in your browser).

Heroku Deployment Instructions

• Refer to the wiki page for instructions on how to deploy to Heroku.

Services (job queues, cache servers, search engines, etc.)

The application utilizes Google Maps' search engine to return relevant venues near the user's zipcode.