fooDriver is a comprehensive digital pantry application for mobile grocery stores and food pantries serving the needs of people with low mobility or limited access to nutritious food. With fooDriver organizations administering mobile food pantries will have an overview of their fleet of mobile pantries, food items stored in the pantry, the drivers and the stops on the routes. Drivers or people working on the mobile pantry can keep track of inventory and restock items depending on the demand along the route. Organizations or individuals donating food items will be able to add to the inventory of the mobile pantries. With fooDriver we intend to streamline the operations of mobile grocery units and bring involved parties closer together in the process. Additionally, an administrative CLI is available for quick connect and data entry.

React App URL: http://foodriver.s3-website-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/

• Sara Bahrini
• Jen Carrigan
• George McCadden III
• Ryan Milton
• Katherine Smith

• Application Architecture
• User Roles
• Installation
• Getting Started
• Dependencies
• License

MongoDB, Node.js, Express, React

fooDriver is a digital pantry application that uses Javascript-related technologies and frameworks. It uses a MongoDB database to store users (admin, client, donator, driver), pantries, pantry items, item quantities, routes, stops, requests, and donations. It uses Node.js and Express server architecture to serve up the database. The database and server is deployed on Heroku.

The fooDriver web application is a React app created using create-react-app. On the fooDriver web application, you can sign up as either a client, a donator, or a driver. You can then login as either a client, a donator, or a driver. The web application is deployed on Amazon S3.

• Client can login and view each pantry, including the pantry items, the pantry route, and the stops along the route. A client can also fill out a form to make a request.

• Donator can login and view each pantry, including the pantry items, the pantry route, and the stops along the route. A donator can also fill out a form to make a donation.

• Driver can login and view his/her pantry, including the pantry items, the pantry route, and the stops along the route. A driver can also change the quantity of each item in his/her pantry. Please note, if you signed up as a driver, you will not be assigned a route / pantry. If you would like to login as a functional driverl please sign in as [email protected] : tombeard

• Admin can login with full CRUD for users, food, pantries, routes, etc. Please note, the admin functionality is ONLY available in staging branch. If you would like to login as a functional admin, please sign in as [email protected] : maryberry

• Clone the app repository
• Once cloned make sure Node.js is installed
• Navigate to the directory where you cloned the app repository
• Run the command npm i to install all the modules dependencies
• You can now begin using the app

• Navigate to the directory where you cloned the app repository
• Run the command npm start to compile
• Navigate to http://localhost:3000/ to view the app in the browser

babel-core, babel-jest, enzyme, enzyme-adapter-react-16, jest, jsonwebtoken, node-sass, querystring, react, react-addons-test-utils, react-cookies, react-dom, react-google-maps, react-jsonschema-form, react-router-dom, react-scripts, regenerator-runtime, superagent

MIT License