Puente React is a web dashboard used to visualize data collected on the ground in LMIC countries. It's an early prototype and it's still under development.
For more details, please see our website to see how we build technology to equip the resource-challenged.
For a live demo, please check out here Use the credentials Username: Test Password: test
For the AWS Implementation, please checkout AWS S3 URL
| Key Folder | Parent Folder | Description |
|---|---|---|
| providers | src/js | Holds the modules for retrieving data and custom functions |
| pages | src/js | Holds the main layout folders for content |
| components | src/js | Holds the smaller components that are within layouts |
This project is built with ReactJS, Redux, and Apollo's GraphQL using a JAM Stack architecture. The visualizations are built using Recharts.
This project is a bootstrapped using create-react-app. It uses client-side rendering.
Here are some quick npm commands to get started:
npm install: Install Node dependenciesnpm start-local: Start the hot reloading development server.npm start: Start the Node + Express server.npm test: Run the test suit and watch for changes.npm build: Build a production optimized bundle of the app.npm lint: Run the ESLinter.
Get this React App working on AWS by installing the AWS CLI.
Create a s3 bucket
$ aws s3 mb s3://your-bucket-name
List to see your s3 buckets.
$ aws s3 ls
Build and deploy your app!
Dev
npm run build-local && aws s3 sync build/ s3://dashboard-react-cra-clientside-dev
Prod
$ npm run build && aws s3 sync build/ s3://your-bucket-name
There's a decent amount that'll be necessary to get this publically consumed on the AWS website itself. Follow this guide to get those hammered out.
