merges/abist

abist

adam baker's independent studies thesis.

Basics

This is a Node.js-based application, written in JavaScript with front-end in JSX/HTML, and LESS/CSS. It primarily uses the following frameworks and tools:

• Node.js (platform/environment)
• Browserify (JavaScript bundling)
• Gulp (build & compile system)
• Express.js (web server)
• React.js (front-end application framework)
• LESS (look and feel language & system)
• Bootstrap (UI framework)
• d3, c3 (visualization frameworks)

The app is deployed to Heroku at https://abist.herokuapp.com.

Support

I’m trying to make this a widely-usable app (and open source), so BrowserStack has been kind enough to give me a free account to test it across all kinds of browsers and platforms. Check them out, their tools are super useful.

Helpful documentation

https://blog.engineyard.com/2015/client-side-javascript-project-gulp-and-browserify

abist's Issues

MTX should be disabled when 'alcohol' and 'injection' are selected

Not sure why this is happening. MTX correctly disables when tablet form is selected; when injection form is selected, the drug never makes it to the disabled medication list. I suspect it may be due to the order in which filters are applied—MTX is filtered out by alcohol, then filtered back in by injection. Bad filtering logic.