This is a project to maintain membership records for a branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. It is written for an early version of Aurelia.

Local branch membership data is held in PouchDB within the user's browser.

Data for Dominion Command or Zone Command is held remotely on Cloudant and replicated to the user's browser at startup. This data includes names and addresses of all branches and yearly zone command subscription rates.

For development I prefer to use pouchdb-server rather than the browser implementation of PouchDB. Amongst other things, i's easier to clear out a database.

npm install -g pouchdb-server

Then run it inside an empty directory, e.g. data:

pouchdb-server -p 15984

You can view the contents at:

http://127.0.0.1:15984/_utils

cd branch

npm install

jspm install

gulp watch

Then navigate to http://localhost:9000 or whichever URL gulp suggests.

In addition to Aurelia unit tests and end-to-end tests, a separate directory test holds command line unit tests for the bulk of the models.

cd test

npm install

jspm install

npm test

UI mockups developed with Pinegrow are located in the mockups directory.

The directory couchdb holds dumps of the Cloudant databases.

Produced using couchdb-dump.

CouchDB Best Practices is followed for naming IDs of documents.

• Replicate local data from PouchDB to Cloudant as 1) backup and/or 2) to centralize data.
• Encrypt data, perhaps using crypto-pouch.
• Extract PouchDB into a plugin?
• Convert to TypeScript.
• Upgrade to latest Aurelia release
• Move template-branch design documents into code
• Admin frontend for maintaining Cloudant databases.