Meditel will help health workers in the developing world diagnose and treat using basic mobile phones, by providing key info for medics in the developing world over USSD.
It will take health workers through a decision tree through USSD messaging, using a concise question-and-answer format to diagnosis, treatment and/or referral.
Contributions are welcome, technical or otherwise. Pull requests, issues and tweets FTW.
See the Rewired State project page for details of the non-technical help we need.
This app is based on airbnb/rendr-app-template, so installation should be similar. Here are the steps:
First, make sure to have Node >= 0.8.0 installed on your system. Also, make sure to have grunt-cli installed globally.
$ npm install -g grunt-cli
If you see an error on startup that looks like this, then you may need to un-install a global copy of grunt:
$ npm uninstall -g grunt
Clone this repo to a local directory and run npm install to install dependencies:
$ git clone [email protected]:DuncanMacWeb/Meditel.git
$ cd rendr-app-template
$ npm install
Then, use grunt server to start up the web server. Grunt will recompile and restart the server when files change.
$ grunt server
Running "bgShell:runNode" (bgShell) task
Running "handlebars:compile" (handlebars) task
File "app/templates/compiledTemplates.js" created.
Running "rendr_stitch:compile" (rendr_stitch) task
4 Apr 09:58:02 - [nodemon] v0.7.2
4 Apr 09:58:02 - [nodemon] watching: /Users/..../Meditel
4 Apr 09:58:02 - [nodemon] starting `node index.js`
4 Apr 09:58:02 - [nodemon] reading ignore list
File "public/mergedAssets.js" created.
Running "stylus:compile" (stylus) task
File public/styles.css created.
server pid 87338 listening on port 3030 in development mode
Running "watch" task
Waiting...
Now, pull up the app in your web browser. It defaults to port 3030.
$ open http://localhost:3030
You can choose a different port by passing the PORT environment variable:
$ PORT=80 grunt server