marinimau / covid19_dashboard_vaccini

A cross-platform (Android, iOS, Web) dashboard to represent the trend of the Covid-19 vaccines distribution and administration in Italy.

A cross-platform (Web, Android, iOS) dashboard to represent the trend of the Covid-19 vax distribution and administration in Italy.

PWA URL

https://marinimau.github.io/covid19_dashboard_vaccini/

Features

• Show trend (with different intervals)
• Full data representation for each region
• Show notes of the last 24h
• Dark-mode based on system theme
• Full responsive
• iOS and Android apps rendered with native optimizations

Issues

• Transparent text in select region picker when runned on web from iOS - it depends from library, we have found the solution but it requires to edit the library code after "npm install" - edit: library is updated on GitHub but not on npm, please install it from the first one
• Sometimes the line chart background is black on Safari or there isn't line shadow on Firefox

Instructions

1. Install Expo globally

npm install -g expo-cli

if the command above generates errors try with sudo.

After installing it's common to see:

zsh: command not found: expo

when you try to run expo-cli.

To avoid this problem just launch this command:

export PATH=$PATH:~/.npm-global/bin

2. Launch expo-cli

Simply go to the project path and write:

npm install

and after

expo start

The Metro Bundler web page should appear in seconds.

3. Launch the web app

Simply click on 'run in web browser' from the Metro Boundler web page.

3. Try the mobile app (without building the standalone)

If you have the iOS simulator installed, just click on 'run on iOS simulator', otherwise:

1. download Expo on your mobile phone (from App Store or Play Store);

2. connect the phone to the same network of the computer where you launched the Expo;

3. Scan the QR code (using the Expo app integrated scanner on Android; for iOS use the system integrated scanner).

Technologies

• React-Native
• D3.js
• Expo

Data

Source:

https://github.com/italia/covid19-opendata-vaccini/

realtime updated.

Authors

• Mauro Marini