This is a capstone project of Master of Engineering program at UCBerkeley. We are aiming to build an ios application that can help patients keep in track of their health condition and more effeciently communicate with their care-giving team. There are multiple main modules of this application:
Ask dmitriskj@gmail.com for specific passwords.
The Rails app lives in a separate repo (OnPoint-web) and is primarily
used in cases where direct access to Firebase does not make sense.
To get the app up and running, you will need a config/application.yml file.
Because it contains sensitive information, this file is not in the git history.
Ask Dmitri to share with you.
Once you've added the file, run bundle install && bundle exec foreman start.
The production web app is available at onpointhealth.herokuapp.com, lives on Heroku and is served by the master branch of OnPoint-web repo. It is managed
by Dmitri (dmitriskj@gmail.com).
OnPoint team has used Slack in the past. You can access it here: https://onpointucb.slack.com/
You can run the app in an iOS simulator. First, figure out your available options by running ios-sim showdevicetypes and then running ionic run ios --target="iPad-Air" -l -c
Make sure you have these variables set:
ANDROID_HOME=/Applications/adt-bundle-mac-x86_64-20140702/sdk
JAVA_HOME=/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_111.jdk/Contents/Homeand that you have GenyMotion installed. Run GenyMotion, click Settings, choose ADB, and click "Use Custom Android SDK Tools" and input
/Applications/adt-bundle-mac-x86_64-20140702/sdkThen run GenyMotion device, and then ionic run android in console.
Issue 1: Simulator loads with a blank screen
Solution: Run with -l -c flags to ensure you have livereload and console running.
We currently test OnPoint via Ionic View on iOS and via Google Play Store Alpha Release on Android. You can read about the reasons for this in Testing the App section.
Make sure to run gulp production to set production variables. Then ionic upload to upload latest changes to 3c388edd. Since this app_id is owned
by Dmitri Skjorshammer, you may have to create a new app in apps.ionic.io
and then run ionic link app_id where app_id is your new app_id.
To deploy to Google Play store, you will need to generate a signed .apk file.
I've automated most of this work in the ./android.sh file. NOTE: that
file makes assumptions that your signing key is named GooglePlayAppSigningKey and your zipalign is located at /Applications/adt-bundle-mac-x86_64-20140702/sdk/build-tools/25.0.0/zipalign. Obviously, this will differ for you so change accordingly.
Before you run ./android.sh, make sure to set Android version in config.xml to a +1 version that doesn't conflict with an existing build version. For Android, the format is usually:
versionCode = MAJOR * 10000 + MINOR * 100 + PATCHIf you're unfamiliar with how to generate a new signing key for Google, run the following command to generate a .jks key:
keytool -genkey -v -keystore /Users/dmitri/.android/google-play-app-signing.jks -alias GooglePlayAppSigningKey -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000I highly recommend you read Ionic Docs on Android App Keystore and Android Studio App Signing
To test on the iPhone, you will use Ionic View to load OnPoint binaries within the Ionic View app container.
On your smartphone, open up App Store and search for "Ionic View" app
Open up Ionic View and login with the credentials for ucb.onpoint@gmail.com Ask Dmitri (dmitriskj@gmail.com) for credentials.
You will probably see an empty list. Pull down to refresh. This will display the OnPoint app.
OnPoint the app interferes with Ionic View's educational modal. To turn it off, click on Settings in top right and turn off "Show Swipe Info". Return to main screen.
Click on OnPoint. Click "Clear App Data" and then "View App".
The app will load and ask for your login. Remember, this is now OnPoint’s login. Either login with existing account or create a new one.
Ionic View's Camera package is outdated and does not work in Android > 7.0. I've raised this issue on their GitHub page but a fix has not been implemented. For this reason, we will be testing OnPoint as an Alpha Release on Google Play store.
The Resources tab uses the Dropbox API to programmatically load all folders and files located in the Dropbox folder. This Dropbox folder is associated with OnPoint. Ask Dmitri (dmitriskj@gmail.com) for login credentials.
NOTE: Any changes to Apps/onpointhealth/resources_within_mobile_app_do_not_delete folder will affect the Resources tab.
The resources/index.html displays only folders. Clicking on a folder will take you to resources/show.html view which can be a combination of files and folders. Clicking on a folder will, again, display resources/show.html with contents of the new folder. Clicking on a file will take you to the "download" page where the user can copy the download link or click the Download button to download the file. Keep this structure in mind when you're adding/modifying files in this directory.
If you want to add or remove Symptoms questionnaires without coding, you will need to have access to the GitHub repo. Then, to add a new Symptoms Questionnaire
Dmitri Skjorshammer(dmitriskj@gmail.com)
Angela Hsueh (angela.hsueh@berkeley.edu)
Bill Kim (bkim54@berkeley.edu)
Hansen Liu (hliu@berkeley.edu)
Zhuosi Wang (zhuosi.wang@berkeley.edu)