Name: malaria-app-ios
Owner: Systers Open Source
Description: This project has been archived until AnitaB.org finds new contacts within Peace Corps to finish and test these projects in the field.
Created: 2014-04-17 18:54:01.0
Updated: 2017-12-13 20:33:11.0
Pushed: 2017-11-08 06:13:50.0
Size: 82656
Language: Swift
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Malaria Prevention for iOS devices. This project is part of Peace Corps project to aid the Volunteer in sustaining life-saving malaria prevention tactics over their 2+ years of service using mobile devices. The central repository for discussion is malaria-app-readme
The malaria-app-readme repository is intended to be the central repo for discussions, decision making, and feedback about the project goals and features so that the user experience across platforms is uniform.
Please keep all discussion regarding features that will be cross-platform on that repository, and code-specific discussion on this one.
Peace Corps is looking to build a mobile app that will aid the Volunteer in sustaining life-saving malaria prevention tactics over their 2+ years of service. Prevention is focused on sustained use of preventive medications, which are taken either daily or weekly, depending on the medicine. The application will feature a reminder system; an ability to indicate that medication was taken on time or missed; the ability for the volunteer to track their usage history; a trip indicator to help remind volunteers to pack certain supplies to prevent malaria if they leave their home village; and an Info Hub that will provide accurate information about Malaria and the medications they are taking.
Patrick Choquette - Director of the Office of Innovation pchoquette@peacecorps.gov
Matthew McAllister - Special Assistant in the Office of Innovation mmcallister@peacecorps.gov
Install CocoaPods:
gem install cocoapods
Setup cocoapods environment:
setup
In same folder as Podfile:
install
Open malaria-ios.xcworkspace
Install jazzy (https://github.com/Realm/jazzy):
gem install jazzy
Generate documentation:
y -c --skip-undocumented ?-min-acl internal -m Malaria_Prevention_App
Open docs/index.html
If the build fails because pod modules are not identified:
Dependencies must, as possible, be managed using CocoaPods. And use swift as preference.
Existing dependencies taken from Podfile: