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SoinVet is a web-based system written in Python 3 and using Django framework with the following functionalities. 1.Register new users (Veterinary officers, Farmers and Students) 2.Log in registered users and be directed to their respective dashboards. 3.Veterinary officers can take appointments from farmers. 4.Veterinary officers can take veterinary related records like artificial insemination, breeding record, calf registration, clinical approach, consultation, death approach, deworming, livestock inventory, pregnancy diagnosis, sick approach and vaccination. 5.Farmers can view and book appointments with Veterinary officers. 6.Farmers can retrieve their respective forms entered by veterinary officers. 7.Farmers can take inventory of their farm. 8.Admin can create learning resources for students 9.Students can access learning resources
3.Veterinary officers can take appointments from farmers. 5.Farmers can view and book appointments with Veterinary officers. 7.Farmers can take inventory of their farm 8.Admin can create learning resources for students 9.Students can access learning resources
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.
You will find hereafter what I use to develop and to run the project
- Python 3.9.1
- Django 3.1.5
- pipenv (not mandatory but highly recommended)
Get a local copy of the project directory by cloning "SoinVet" from github.
git clone git@github.com:BabGee/SoinVet.gitcd into the folder
cd SoinVetI use pipenv for developing this project so I recommend you to create a virtual environment and activate it.
python -m pipenv shellInstall the requirements
python -m pip install -r requirements.txtThen follow these steps:
- Move to root folder
cd vetWeb/soin-
Create a
.envfile in the root folder, provide the required database information to the.envfile (.env.example file is provided to help set this information) -
Create the tables with the django command line
python manage.py makemigrationsthen migrate the changes
python manage.py migrate- Finally, run the django server
python manage.py runserverI use exclusively Github
This is an open source project not under any particular license. However framework, packages and libraries used are on their own licenses.