Enen

Introduction 🤔

Enen is a simple web application that connects people with immediate virtual care for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries. This app helps people avoid in-person doctor’s or clinic visits for minor health issues and questions that can easily be addressed via a one time Message or Phone calls. It connects users with remote physicians and doctors, providing convenient and accessible healthcare from the comfort of their own homes.

Do you want to know why i named my project Enen?🤷🏽‍♂️ Well....

The word Enen is a common and versatile expression in Amharic Language that is used to convey comfort, sympathy, or empathy. It is often used when someone is experiencing physical or emotional pain, and can be used to show that the speaker cares and wants to offer support.

For example, if a child falls and scrapes their knee, a mother might say enen while comforting the child and tending to their injury. Similarly, if someone is upset or crying, a friend might say enen to show that they understand and want to offer support.

The expression can also be used in other situations where someone is experiencing discomfort or distress. For example, if someone is feeling cold, a friend might offer them a blanket and say enen to show that they care and want to help.

Live Site 🕸️

Website Link: Enen

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Key Features ⭐

• User authentication and registration
• Interface for interaction of Doctors and Users through the Request and Recieve Help portal
• User profile and Information
• History of Interaction between Doctor And User
• Show users for available Doctors And their Phone Numbers
• API routes that enables a web client to communicate with web server

Technologies Used 💻

• Django
• HTML/CSS/Javascript
• Bootstrap
• SQLite

Architecture 📐✏️

This project is built using the Django framework and consists of a database, models, views, templates, and serializers for accessing API JSON models. Data is stored in a SQLite3 database located in the project’s base directory. The web client is built using Django’s template system and communicates with the backend to fetch data and render views. The web client serves as the primary interface for accessing Enen. The image below illustrates the data flow within the project.

Data Model

The data model for this project defines three classes: Doctor, Patient, and Assistance, which represent doctors, patients (registered users seeking medical attention), and assistance records, respectively. These classes are subclasses of Django’s Model class and define the structure of the database tables used to store information about doctors, patients, and assistance records.

The Doctor class has several fields that store information about a doctor, including their name, address, contact number, email address, specialization, password hash, email hash, and profile image.

The Patient class has similar fields to the Doctor class but also includes a userId field that stores a unique identifier for each patient or registered user.

The Assistance class represents an assistance record and has fields for storing the assistance text, the doctor and patient associated with the record (represented as foreign keys), the timestamp of when the record was created, whether the record is new or not (represented as a boolean), whether the record is completed or not (represented as a boolean), and the symptoms or case associated with the record.

These classes define the structure of the database tables used to store information about doctors, patients, and assistance records in this Django application.

Getting Started 💁🏽

Windows Powershell

git clone https://github.com/bekalue/Enen.git
cd Enen
.\env\bin\Activate.ps1                        (To activate virtual environment)
pip install -r requirements.txt               (To Install all The dependencies)
cd enen
py manage.py runserver

To deactivate the virtual environment on powershell, simply type:

deactivate

Linux Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS

git clone https://github.com/bekalue/Enen.git
cd Enen
source ./env/bin/activate                        (To activate virtual environment)
cd enen
pip install django
pip install pycrypto
pip install -r requirements.txt
python3 manage.py runserver

To deactivate the virtual environment on Ubuntu, simply type:

deactivate

Discussion 💬

• Discuss Enen on GitHub Discussions

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Contributing 🧑🏽‍💼

I welcome contributions to enen! Please see my contribution file for more information on how to get started.

Code of Conduct 🧐

I am committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all contributors. Please see my code of conduct for more information.

Acknowledgement🫂

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the mentors at the ALX Software Engineering Program for their guidance and support throughout the program and development of this project. Their expertise and insights have been invaluable in helping me overcome challenges and achieve my goals.

I would also like to thank my fellow students in cohort 9 for their camaraderie and collaboration. Their feedback and encouragement have been instrumental in helping me grow and improve as a developer.

In addition, I would like to thank the online community for their willingness to answer my questions and provide guidance when I needed it. Their knowledge and expertise have been a valuable resource in helping me overcome obstacles and make progress on my project.

Finally, I would like to thank you, the reader, for taking the time to learn about this project. Your interest and feedback are greatly appreciated.

Thank you all for your support and encouragement! 🙏🏽🤗

Licensing 🪪

Enen is licensed under the MIT LICENSE.