Bhanups123 / Hospitality-Backend

A Node.js-based backend for Hospitality_MobileClient that can be used to check out the nearest hospitals to you in a specific given range and can be used to check the availabilities and info of the hospitals.

Hospitality

A Node.js-based backend for Hospitality-MobileClient which can be used to find out the nearest hospitals to you in a specific given input range and can be used to check the statistics and the availabilities of the hospitals. Moreover, users can also book appointments with respective hospitals.

Hospitality-MobileClient

How it works?

• It is a two-faced application i.e. there are two clients: Hospital & Patient.
• Both hospitals and users will signup and provide their locations to the application.
• When a user will provide an input distance to the app, our algorithm will find out the nearest hospitals to him/her within the provided input distance.
• Hospitals will have to update their statistics (like total beds, available beds, total doctors, available doctors, hospital availability etc) regularly.
• Users can check out the hospitals' stats and can request for an appointment booking with the hospital as per the hospital availability stats provided by the hospital.
• Hospitals will response to these bookings as per their availability and convenience.

Features:

• Search hospitals near you with the help of our custom algorithm.
• Get the location of the hospitals on Google Maps.
• JWT-Token-based authentication system.
• Request for appointment booking and track the appointment status.

Tech-Stack Used:

• Node.js for backend development.
• Flutter for mobile application development.
• Google Maps API for showing the hospitals' search result on Google Maps.
• Docker for development and deployment purposes.
• SendGrid for SMTP purposes.

Note:

• To run this app, follow the steps below:
• • Run npm install in the terminal in the project's directory to install the dependencies.
• • Create a file named keys.js and place it in config folder of the project's directory.
• • In keys.js export an object with keys: mongoURI, secretOrKey, API_KEY and values: YOUR_OWN_MONGODB_URI, JWT_SECRET_KEY, YOUR_OWN_SENDGRID_APIKEY respectively.
• • So, your keys.js will look like this:

module.exports = {
  mongoURI:
    "YOUR_OWN_MONGODB_URI",
  secretOrKey: "JWT_SECRET_KEY",
  API_KEY: "YOUR_OWN_SENDGRID_APIKEY",
};