A data managment web platform designed to allow its target users enter data about their operations and to generate reports from the data entered into the system

To run and test it locally, run following command after you clone the repo:

### Step I: Install dependencies
bower install & npm install

### Step II: Start up application server
npm start

Front-End dependencies are in bower.json and package.json files Back-End dependencies are in package.json file

Run bower install and npm install to install

• Front-End: React [https://facebook.github.io/react/] (https://facebook.github.io/react/) Redux [https://github.com/reactjs/redux] (https://github.com/reactjs/redux/) Bootstrap [http://getbootstrap.com] (http://getbootstrap.com)
• Back-End: Express [https://expressjs.com] (https://expressjs.com)
• Authentication: Passport [http://passportjs.org] (http://passportjs.org)
• Database: MySQL Server
• Build Tool: Webpack [https://webpack.github.io] (https://webpack.github.io)
• JSX Compiler: Babel [http://babel.js.io] (http://babel.js.io)

This application uses MySQL server hosted on Amazon AWS.

• Database Name: cassydev
• Schema: therapists, students, staff, events, districts

Local server runs on port 8888. To extend the front-end subsystem of the CASSY application, you need to create following modules:

Actions:

• Create action: /actions/{ENTITY_NAME}Action.js. For example, /actions/studentActions.js`
• Include the action module you created in the /actions/actions.js index file in the root directory of the project

Data Sources

• Create data source: /apis/{NAME}.js
• Data sources include modules that make API calls to the server and local storage modules

Reducers:

• Create reducer: /reducers/{ENTITY_NAME}Reducer.js. For example, /reducers/schoolReducers.js`
• Include the reducer module you created in the /reducers/reducer.js index file in the root directory of the project
• Add the reducer module created to the list of registered reducers in the store configuration file /store/configureStore.js

View

• Create component: /public/components/ either as a js or jsx file /public/components/{NAME}.js
• Create page: /public/pages/ either as a js or jsx file /public/pages/{NAME}.js
• Make sure to import the page and add it to the specific route in /public/client.js using the right naming convention. For example, import {NAME}Page from "./pages/{NAME}.js"
• (Optional) Include components as aliases in ./webpack.config.js

For the back-end subsystem, you need to create the following modules:

Model

• Create model: /models/{NAME}.js. For example, /models/user.js`
• Create model tester(optional): /test/{NAME}Model.js

Router

• Create router: /routes/{NAME}.js
• Register your router in app.js
• Create router tester(optional): /test/{NAME}.js

Services

• Create services: /services/{NAME}.js
• Server side APIs called from the client side

This application is currently hosted on Heroku [https://www.heroku.com] (https://www.heroku.com) and can be accessed via the URL https://cassydataportal.herokuapp.com

To deploy on Heroku, use command git push heroku master