relandboyle / heat-sync-flutter-client

HeatSync empowers tenant by allowing them to access historic temperature data for rent-regulated buildings.

HeatSync

Stay warm.

HeatSync

This application is a web client designed to interface with the HeatSync server.

The server collects time-series temperature data from IoT-enabled sensors placed in rent-stabilized apartment units throughout New York City.

It is unfortunately quite common for NYC landlords to deprive their tenants of heat and hot water during the colder months of the year. While tenants may report the condition, the behavior typically goes unpunished. City inspectors arrive on the scene days or weeks after a complaint is lodged, and if they cannot observe a hazardous condition then no violation can be issued.

HeatSync empowers tenants, tenants' associations, and their legal representatives to collect accurate, complete temperature data for any number of units. Reports and charts my be viewed in real-time or exported for use in a legal setting.

The HeatSync client is a Flutter Material application, deployed and hosted at Netlify.com. It makes use of the fl_charts, google_fonts, firebase_auth, and provider packages among others.

heat-sync-flutter-client's Issues

Complete the Units Page

Allow a user to access the Units entry form and search view only if authorized.

Prevent Page Re-render on Web/Mobile Change

The view should not reset if a mobile browser switches between portrait and landscape.

Publish to Apple App Store

Publish to Google Play Store

Complete the Buildings Page

Allow a user to access the Buildings entry form and search view only if authorized.

Display Violations

• Between 6 AM and 10 PM, if the outside temperature falls below 55 degrees, the inside temperature must be at least 68 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Between 10 PM and 6 AM, the inside temperature must be at least 62 degrees Fahrenheit at all times.

If an entry in the selected range violates the above conditions, count a violation.

If multiple violations occur on the same local date or during the same overnight period, count only one violation.

Display total violations and a list of violation dates and start times.