The create-react-app static frontend web application for Ottehr Intake.
Patients use the application to sign up for and manage appointments. They can do things like schedule new appointments, cancel appointments, reschedule appointments, and fill out paperwork for appointments.
After completing the steps in the monorepo's top level README.md, you can run locally in a number of different configurations depending on what you are trying to do. All of the ways you can run have their own helper script in package.json which you can run like:
npm run start
start is the name of the script.
Other scripts for running locally with an explanation of how they work:
npm run start-- Starts the frontend with the.env.localenv file. The frontend will use your local backend, so make sure it is running.npm run start:local-- Shortcut fornpm run start. Starts the frontend with the.env.localenv file. The frontend will point to our development environment on zapEHR.npm run start:demo-- Starts the frontend with the.env.demoenv file. The frontend will point to our development environment on zapEHR.
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Deployment is best done using [our deployment action on Github].
Just click Run workflow on the right, and fill out the little form.
If you need to deploy from your local machine, read on.
In order to deploy, you must set up an aws profile called, with an AWS access / secret key pair for your Ottehr AWS user. Either use the aws CLI, or manually set up the profile in ~/.aws/credentials.
See package.json for deployment script options. For example,
npm run deploy:demo
The deployment script bundles the frontend code, then uploads it to the appropriate bucket on AWS S3, overwriting the previous deployment.
For E2E testing documentation and guide please check the E2E Testing Guide