rtercias / territory-data-service Goto Github PK

1. Prep the API to run as a non-firebase function
2. Have Travis CI deploy to Azure

create a log table using triggers in MySQL

Add keyword, skip, and take parameters to support server-side paging. This will make change log pages to render faster. Right now, when looking for an entire month's worth of info, the page takes a long time to load.

Some views in MySQL returns a list of addresses. These need to be filtered to only include addresses whose status is “Active”

Create a new graphQL mutation "updateCampaign" under Campaign mutation resolvers

• see "endCampaign" for an example

Currently, users are able to make requests to the API and, as long as the user is authenticated, the API does not care whether the user should have access to the requested data. As a first step, we want to verify that the user's congregation matches the data they're requesting.

This means we need to include user role and congregation to the request header, and match the cong against the requested query. If the congregation id is given as a query argument, then we can match against that. If it isn't, we may need to proceed with the query and check the result.

An exception to this is when the user role is Admin. These should be allowed regardless of congregation.

This needs to happen for most, if not all, our API queries.

Add an endpoint that triggers automatic optimization of addresses within a single territory.
This needs to include executing an optimization routine on the server side that uses geocoded values for each address and an optimization library.

Check out:
https://openrouteservice.org/dev/#/api-docs/optimization/post

1. Create a new view, or a sql query in the API (if the view is slow)
2. Add a new property in Territory schema object and add this field on demand with a query resolver

Create a new graphQL query that returns a list of 3 territories nearest the given geocode coordinates (long, lat).

To calculate distance between two geocodes, try this code:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/18883819