Kf Portal UI
:bar_chart: The Kids First Data Resource Portal and Social Network User Interface
Overview
The Kids First Portal UI is a robust and user-friendly interface designed to facilitate access and interaction with numerous kids-first related projects. Built with a strong focus on developer experience, it seamlessly integrates with various services and APIs, making it an excellent choice for developers looking to create or manage applications that cater to children's health and research. The setup process is clearly outlined, providing everything needed to get the project up and running smoothly.
This portal is not just straightforward to install but also supports a range of features that streamline development and deployment. With its clear documentation and organization, both novice and seasoned developers can quickly adapt and contribute to ongoing projects. From environment configuration to API integration, this portal offers an expansive suite of tools to work with.
Features
- Ease of Setup: Quickly get started by installing dependencies with a single command and configuring the necessary environment variables.
- Bastion Support: Start the Bastion service effortlessly using the command
igor, enabling secure access and management. - Local API Running: Clone and run the USERS API locally by following simple step-by-step instructions, ensuring full control over the backend.
- NGINX Configuration: Simplified steps for configuring NGINX locally help streamline the deployment process for production-like environments.
- Storybook Integration: Install Storybook submodules to visualize and develop UI components in isolation, enhancing design workflow.
- Structured Commit Messages: Adopts a customized conventional commits specification for clear and effective version control.
- Docker Compatibility: Leverage Docker to containerize your application, making it easy to manage dependencies and deployment.
- Comprehensive Documentation: Well-organized documentation guides users through every aspect of installation, configuration, and deployment, ensuring no essential step is overlooked.
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