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crp-las-vegas-progress-tracker

v1.0.0

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Usage

Development

To get running on your local machine

yarn install
yarn start

By default, the current number of actions taken and the current goal are fetched from the local CAN api and admin servers. These can be changed in config.js.

To avoid issues with CORS during production, proxies for the api and admin servers are configured in .proxyrc.

Production

To build for development

yarn build

General Usage

The root / screen shows the tracker and QR code. See src/components/Home.js for the several URL search parameters that control/customize the tracker's functionality.

Stack

The frontend is built with React and Parcel. Parcel is an out-of-the-box ready build tool.

Hosting

These pages will be (or are currently) hosted at the www.climateactionnow.com domain at www.climateactionnow.com/goal-tracker.