Inspiration: https://www.transitioncambridge.org/thewiki/wiki-uploads/TTEvents.TranNews/megsweb.pdf

Currently online at https://resilienceweb.org.uk

Running the app locally

• Clone the repository locally
• From the root directory of this project
• Duplicate the .env.example file, renaming it to .env
  • Ask Diner for env var values required for development
• Make sure you have Node.js installed
  • To select the right runtime check the .nvmrc file, alternatively if you have node version manager (nvm) installed simply run the nvm install command
• Run the npm install command to install the projects dependencies
• Run the npm run dev command to build and run a development version of the app, it will then open in your default browser at http://localhost:3000

Local database setup

• Make sure you have a valid .env file, the example DATABASE_URL environment variable will be used in this process
• Make sure you have docker installed from https://www.docker.com/
• To create the local database run npm run db:up
• To prepare the database with tables run npx prisma migrate dev
• Fill out RW_TEST_USER_EMAIL in .env with your own email address. This will help the Prisma seed function create a test account for you. The email needs to be valid as authentication works via a magic login email.
• To seed the database with some initial data run npx prisma db seed
• To view the databases contents run npm run db
• Once you are done with the database you can run the npm run db:down command to shut it down, and don't worry your data will be saved for next time!

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to the project, get in touch at info@resilienceweb.org.uk. We welcome anyone who wants to contribute code, documendation or testing efforts. If you'd prefer to support the project financially, you can do so at https://opencollective.com/resilience-web.

Technical details

I wrote a blog post that goes through technical choices that I made for this project. You can read it here: https://dinerismail.dev/blog/how-i-built-a-product-that-people-love

Acknowledgements

Many thanks to Gitbook for supporting our project by giving us a membership on their brilliant documentation platform.