saraswati-dashboard

The purpose of this API is to ingest HEDIS data from pyspark, save it, and then use it to populate the Sarawati Dashboard.

Set up

1. Run cp .env.example .env
2. Stand up the dashboard

• If you are on a linux based terminal
  • Simply run yarn run install:clean
• If not
  • Run in terminal yarn
  • Run in terminal yarn start

3. Navigate to https://localhost:3000.

Env Variables

REACT_APP_HEDIS_MEASURE_API_URL - URL To access HeRA REACT_APP_GOOGLE_OAUTH_URL - URL For Google OAuth REACT_APP_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID - Client ID setup for Saraswati authentication REACT_APP_DASHBOARD_URL - URL for Saraswati Dashboard REACT_APP_TOKENINFO - URL for Google access token REACT_APP_DEV_DATA - true to use data from local file, false to fetch data from mongodb REACT_APP_AUTH - true to force authorization before accessing dashboard, false to bypass authorization REACT_APP_LEGACY_RESULTS - true to get results from pre-calculated collection, false to calculate results each query

Dynamically Change ENV during runtime

On Debian- [env variables] npx react-inject-env set On Windows (CMD) - set [env variable]; set [env variables]&& npx react-inject-env set

Examples - REACT_APP_MVP_SETTING=true npx react-inject-env set set REACT_APP_MVP_SETTING=true&& npx react-inject-env set

Static ENV's DO NOT ovveride your commands, but you must inject them into your static build folder with

npx react-inject-env -d [build directory] or usually npx react-inject-env -d ./build