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Computer generated T-Card stickers #86

Open andyl opened 7 years ago

andyl commented 7 years ago

Issue by marksmcsar Wednesday Aug 27, 2014 at 21:59 GMT Originally opened as https://github.com/andyl/smsoesb/issues/213

a feature that would combine a user's Name, cell number and a team attribute of T-Card, or other name. I did something similar, but manual in D4H. I printed the output on file folder Avery labels. This would result in a sticker that would read Mark Lowpensky 650-996-0688/SAR/Comm

For Matt Rossie it would read Matt Rossie 650-555-1212/SAR/WFR

Brandon Bond 650-555-1212/SAR/K9/EMT

The idea is that the SAR means your a ground pounder and then specialties after that, with the medical always last. I did this a few times and it speeded things up and provided 99% of the data we cared about. I would print out the stickers and a member could just verify the data and put it on a T-Card and be done.

andyl commented 7 years ago

Comment by andyl Wednesday Aug 27, 2014 at 23:41 GMT

Implement this as a custom EventReport

andyl commented 7 years ago

Comment by marksmcsar Thursday Aug 28, 2014 at 01:07 GMT

Do those exist yet?

On 8/27/2014 16:41, andyl wrote:

Implement this as a custom EventReport

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/andyl/smsoesb/issues/213#issuecomment-53656124.

Mark Lowpensky mark.lowpensky@sanmateosar.org 650-293-9163 Administrative & Technology Section Chief Search and Rescue Unit San Mateo County Sheriff's Office www.sanmateosar.org

andyl commented 7 years ago

Comment by andyl Thursday Aug 28, 2014 at 01:35 GMT

Right now I have custom reports for ServiceReports only - a working proof-of-concept. I'm super excited about the capability. You write reports using an embedded text editor, creating HTML template with embedded tags. Rendering is on the client-side (using Handlebars) so is 100% safe. Custom reports pull data from the new API that I published on sunday - you can view the API documentation at /apidoc. Custom reports will be exposed for Teams (/reports), Events, Qualifications. It will be possible for people to create new home-page widgets using this technique.