Project Data Platform

This is a work in progress.

We are currently attempting to build a website to address broken supply chains, such as occur during natural disasters. This is an attempt to build a website that allows makers and manufacturers to match demand for necessary articles which they can make. This matching of demand to supply is a fundamental human problem that could allow lives to be saved and distress relieved during the serial natuarl disaster that we face.

Technology

At present, we are using Microsoft Azure to build a basic website.

Harry Pierson has explored an AI-based matching of tools and capabilities that are available to tools and capabilities which are are needed to make needed articles.

Volunteers Needed

We need volunteers. Although we can use a wide variety of skills we need:

1. Programmers who can build a website with Azure
2. Front-end programmers who, using Nuxt/Vue/Boostrap, can implement visual components. Apply here: https://helpful.directory/opportunity?id=Software-Developer---Typescript-446
3. AI programmers who can use vector-matching a LLMs to build a robust matching algorithm.

Older Content (Obsolete below this point.)

TypeScript port of orginal Project Data Python Code

Current Website

The current website is implemented with Github Pages.

Steps to Start

Back-End

1. Make sure local.settings.json file exists in packages/back-end folder.

• Copy from local.settings.json.template, change the name.

1. In packages/back-end folder, run "az login", login to your account in separate window, and select the default DB. If multiple, select this one:

• You must have permissions on the Azure database. Contact admin to make sure you have the right permissions.

• You need to have the Azure CLI installed locally. Please read up here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli

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1. in the packages/back-end folder, run "npm run start" to begin the server

• Output should look like:

  [2024-10-29T22:44:06.199Z] Worker process started and initialized.
  
  Functions:
  
  getOKH: [GET,POST] http://localhost:7071/api/getOKH
  
  getOKHs: [GET,POST] http://localhost:7071/api/getOKHs
  

Front-End

1. In packages/front-end folder, run "npm run dev" to begin the Nuxt server.
2. Go to localhost:3000 or localhost:3000/homepage