Closed jeffslofish closed 7 years ago
Good question. I updated the eligibility_requirements file last week with eligibility thresholds for all 4 eligibility levels (WIC has 2). Does that help?
One difference might be switching from annual to monthly income. GetCalFresh asks about previous month's income since income can be highly variable from month to month for those receiving food assistance.
@chaostheory: am I missing something with regard to eligibility thresholds in the eligibility requirements?
Hey John, The formula represents what you listed in the requirements. However, (hey Jeff) it is wrong. $12060 is the base income for poverty which adds $4180 for every person you add to the family. This is the correct formula for yearly calculation (feel free to correct me):
maxYearlyIncomeBasedOnNumPeople = 12060 + ((resultData.numFamilyMembers - 1) * 4180) * 1.85;
The poverty line is without the 1.85 multiplier, but this aid program uses the 1.85 multiplier.
For monthly you probably just need to divide by 12.
Before I forget, John do you want to increase Jeff's rights on this repo? I trust his submissions.
Done! (I think. Let me know if not).
Can you take a look at the current state of the app and give some direction on what needs to be added or modified? I don't want to go too far in a direction that isn't desired.
Yes, definitely! I'm having issues getting the app started. I can't get npm to start. It's probably due to the fact I have no idea what I'm doing and lucked out earlier. Any help is much appreciated! Maybe a list of steps to getting things started to review the app? Super basic here ... Thanks!
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I added a short getting started guide to the README file. Let me know if you need more than that.
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I added a short getting started guide to the README file. Let me know if you need more than that.
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@jeffslofish Thanks for the getting started stuff in the README file. My node/npm on Windows wasn't working correctly. I was able to get it up and running on Mac OS.
I'd like to show this to the customer at the SMC Human Services Agency for feedback too.
In the meantime, should I create new issues for questions?
I made a slack channel for us to communicate. I figured it is best to use github mainly for actual issues with the code. You should have received an invite.
Let me know if that doesn't work for you. Thanks!
I did receive the invite, thanks! We also set up a Slack channel for this on the OpenSMC Slack as well. Would you be interested in joining the OpenSMC Slack? https://opensmc.slack.com/ The channel is getconnectedsmc. Let me know if you'd rather not join the OpenSMC slack.
Sure, can you send me an invite for it?
The current formula is
which produces huge numbers. What should the formula be?