Note: This repo was previously forked from wtg/ambulance, but was removed from the fork network by GitHub Support. The former repository is no longer developed, leaving this repo as the most up-to-date version.

Installation and Running the Site

This website is built in the MEAN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, Angular.js, and Node.js), and can be deployed using the following steps:

1. Clone this git repository by running the following command in a Git-enabled terminal:

   • > git clone https://github.com/rpiambulance/website.git ambulance

2. Navigate into the directory of the application:

   • > cd ambulance

3. If NodeJS and Bower are both installed on your computer, skip this step.

   • Install NodeJS here.
   • Install Bower through Node Package Manager (npm) by running: npm install -g bower.

4. Install all necessary dependencies by running the following commands:

   • > bower install

5. Install mysql and then:

   • Run the sql located in the file .docker/mysql/schema.sql to create database (ambulanc_web) and necessary tables in the DB
   • [ADD INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADDING MEMBER, DEFAULT CREWS]

6. Install PHP and a webserver (Apache, Nginx) to run it

Development

The site uses Docker to spin up three containers to ease in development which consists of:

• MySQL container
• PHP + Apache container
• phpMyAdmin container

To use this, you will need to install docker and docker-compose. For Windows and MacOS, it's recommended to install the Docker Desktop which contains everything that you need. For a Linux distro, find your OS and follow the install directions for it on this page. You may need to additionally follow the instructions this page to install docker-compose.

Once that is done, you just need to run the following command anytime you want to work on the site:

docker-compose up

This starts all three containers, links them together, and makes them accessible on your localhost. The containers have the following access points on the host machine:

• Site: http://localhost:8080
• phpMyAdmin: http://localhost:8081
• MySQL: localhost:33060 This will setup the necessary .{admin,db,form}_config.php files in your site directory. Additionally, when you first start the MySQL container, it will create a user with the following credentials that you can use to login:
• Username: test
• Password: test

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Credits

This project was created for the RPI Ambulance organization by the Web Technologies Group.

Developers

• Dan Bruce
• Justin Etzine
• John Jacangelo
• Matthew Peveler
• Logan Ramos
• David Sparkman

Copyrights

• Photos are copyrighted by David Sparkman and are used with permission from the author.