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UA car plates recognizer

It is offline-first, mobile-first, static, single page web application, that is hosted on github pages with custom domain: http://carsua.app

This is a project that allows user to search a ukrainian car plates using open data. It's stack of the next tools, libraries, services etc.:

The extra services are using here:

The extra Linters Analysis are used:

Roadmap (see projects):

The project is open for everyone, so don't hesitate to create issues and pull request.

It is pretend to use the rules of 12 factors:

  1. Codebase: Github
  2. Dependencies: npm
  3. Config: Dotenv
  4. Backing services: Azure Table Storage, Disqus, RIA, NHTSA, ANPR, PlatesMania
  5. Build, release, run: Azure DevOps
  6. Processes: Azure Table Storage, Disqus, RIA, NHTSA, ANPR, PlatesMania
  7. Port binding: webpack
  8. Concurrency: Azure Table Storage, Disqus, RIA, NHTSA, ANPR, PlatesMania
  9. Disposability: Azure DevOps, webpack
  10. Dev/prod parity: Azure DevOps, webpack
  11. Logs: Application Insights
  12. Admin processes: Azure DevOps, Github

Functional Testing Result

According to DTAP/SDLC (Development Testing Acceptance Production/Software Development Life Cycle) here are the part of Testing/System testing/QA testing result:

Setup

You'll need to install a few things before you have a working copy of the project.

1. Clone this repo:

Navigate into your workspace directory.

Run:

$ git clone https://github.com/Krak86/carplates.git

2. Install node.js:

https://nodejs.org

3. Install dependencies:

Navigate to the cloned repo's directory.

Run:

$ npm i

Afterwards you need to execute extra steps:

  • get you own keys (check .env_example file) (use .env to hide it from a project)
  • create your own azure table storage tables or use local emulator (you need 2 tables: for cars and for favorites)
  • create 2 azure functions, add code there (check azure folder)
  • manually download CSV files, parse it and upload to azure table using azure storage explorer or API (check powershell folder, azure folder and columns.csv as a template for columns)
  • adjust policy html file (check policy folder), manually generate PDF (use Chrome for convert html to pdf)
  • adjust CNAME file in case if you want to use custom domain name

Development

Run the local webpack-dev-server with livereload and autocompile on http://localhost:3000/

$ npm run dev

Deployment

Build the current application

$ npm run prod

TEST

Build the current application

$ npm run test

DTAP: Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

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