React native application used by clinician and feed by MedAl-creator
This project was bootstrapped with TheCodingMachine React Native boilerplate.
Below you'll find information about performing common tasks.
- MedAl-Reader CI
If Yarn was installed when the project was initialized, then dependencies will have been installed via Yarn, and you should probably use it to run these commands as well. Unlike dependency installation, command running syntax is identical for Yarn and NPM at the time of this writing.
Runs your app in development mode.
Runs the jest test runner on your tests.
Generate release version of app
Generate release version of app
Watches your code and runs the tests everytime your code is edited
Set version number, build number, generate a new release and create a changelog
Please refer to TheCodingMachine React Native boilerplate instruction.
| Field | type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| activities | Array<Activity> | Array of all activities related |
| comment | text |
Clinician's comment set during the consultation stage |
| consent | boolean |
Tells if the patient consented to share his data for the clinical research |
| created_at | datetime |
Date & Time when the patient was created |
| diagnosis | Diagnosis | Contains all the date related to the diagnoses |
| id | string (UUID) |
Unique identification string for a medical case |
| nodes | Array<Node> | Array of nodes |
| status | string |
Tells what is the status of the medical case (closed / 1st assessments /...) |
| synchronized_at | datetime |
Date & Time when the patient was sent to Medal-Data or Medal-hub |
| updated_at | string (UUID) |
Date & Time when the patient was updated for the last time |
| version_id | integer |
Medal-Creator's id of the version used |
| json_version | integer |
Medal-Creator's incremental of the version used |
{ "proposed": [(array of node id)], "excluded": [(array of node id)], "refused": [(array of node id)], "additional": { "1" : { "id": "1", "managements": [(array of node id)] "drugs": { "agreed": { "14" : { "id": 14 "formulation_id" : 4 } }, "refused": [(array of node id)], "additional": { "15" : { "formulation_id" : 4 "duration": 5 # in days "addedAt": 1689546123 # unix timestamp } } } } }, "agreed": { "1" : { "id": "1", "managements": [(array of node id)] "drugs": { "agreed": { "14" : { "id": 14 "formulation_id" : 4 } }, "refused": [(array of node id)], "additional": { "15" : { "formulation_id" : 4 "duration": 5 # in days "addedAt": 1689546123 # unix timestamp } } } } }, "custom": { "uid" : { "id": uid, "name": "My name", "drugs": { "uid" : { "id": uid "name": "my custom drug", "duration": 5 # in days } } } } }
A list of icons is available with react-native-vector-icons.
We also set a list of custom icons. We split it in 2 components
We're using date-fns to handle date format. Good documentation can be found here
import { ColoredIcon } from '@/Components'
return <ColoredIcon name="about" />| Name | |
|---|---|
| about |  |
| consult |  |
| home |  |
| logout |  |
| patient-list |  |
| qr-scan |  |
| settings |  |
| summary |  |
| synchronize |  |
import { Icon } from '@/Components'
return <Icon name="about" />
This project is set up to use jest for tests. You can configure whatever testing strategy you like, but jest works out of the box. Create test files in directories called __tests__ or with the .test extension to have the files loaded by jest. See the the template project for an example test. The jest documentation is also a wonderful resource, as is the React Native testing tutorial.
We're using sementic for version number. We have set up react-native-version-setter to manage version number