IntelliRN

A project in collaboration with Faculty of Nursing, University of Calgary

About

This is a project in collaboration with Nursing 654 students, Faculty of Nursing, University of Calgary. It aims to build a prototype that can help RNs manage an easy to use web portal, using which they can create surveys/questionnaires and educational articles for their clients or for general public without any technical skills.

The prototype is deployed on the cloud and is accessible at https://intellirn.ml.

Source code structure

• backend - contains Spring Boot backend source code
• documents - various documentation on the project
• frontend - contains React frontend source code
• sql - contains MySQL database setup script

Dependencies

• JDK version 11.0.11 or above
• Maven version 3.6.3 or above
• MySQL server version 8.0.26 or above
• Node version 16.13.1 or above

Running it locally

Follow the steps to run the application on your local machine

1. Clone the repository to your local machine.

2. Start the MySQL server on your local machine. If you are accessing the MySQL server over a network, edit the property spring.datasource.url in the file application.properties and replace localhost with the server IP address.

3. Connect to your MySQL server using an admin user like root.

4. Run the script db_setup.sql on your MySQL server using root. This script will create a schema intellirndb, a user intellirnapp with password intellirnpassword, create all necessary tables and load them with some dummy data.

5. To run the backend

   1. On your machine, navigate to the directory backend. Running the below command will get the backend server running.

      $ mvn clean spring-boot:run

   2. To test all the implemented API endpoints, launch Postman on your local machine.

   3. Import this file into the Postman. You can then run all the API endpoints in the imported folder IntelliRN one by one.

   4. At any given time, you can also verify the database tables using the credentials mentioned in step #4.

6. To run the frontend

   1. On your machine, navigate to the directory frontend. Running the below command will get the react server running and launch your default browser.

      $ npm install
      $ npm start

Contributors

• Bhavyai Gupta
• Erika Wang
• Marko Mijovic
• Michael Ah Kiow
• Michael Man Yin Lee

Attribution

1. Bootstrap eNno theme used to style the interface, downloaded from here.
2. Nurse logo used as favicon, created by Icon Pond, downloaded from here.