INR'mi Ayarla is a Turkish phrase, which translates to 'check my INR'. INR stands for International Normalized Ratio. Read more about INR here.
INR'mi Ayarla is a health monitoring mobile application that aims at tracking the health of patients in an effective way while ensuring that they are always in touch with the doctor.
The app is primarily build with Flutter. We have used Firebase for BaSS, utilising it's Mobile Auth, Firestore, Firebase Storage and more features. Notifications in the app is supported by NodeJS. For setting up a CI/CD workflow we have made use of GitHub Actions.
First of all you will need to install Flutter. If you have not already done that, head over here for instructions.
Setting up requires quite a bit of work since the app is already in release and is also in CI/CD with GiHub Actions. The complete instructions for setup can be found here.
Building from source is fairly straightforward. Open a terminal and type the commands:
cd INR-miAyarla
flutter run
By default, Flutter will make the builds in debug mode, if you want to publish a release or profile your app, always ensure you make the build in the correct mode like:
flutter run --release
flutter run --profile
To know about more about the app, head over to our app documentation which has been done using Gitbook. The link to this can also be found in the description of the github repository.
Imperial-lord/INR-miAyarla is licensed under the MIT License. A short and simple permissive license with conditions only requiring preservation of copyright and license notices. Licensed works, modifications, and larger works may be distributed under different terms and without source code.
The application has a privacy policy which clearly describes the collection, use, distribution and safety of user-data. This can be found here.
The application is currently in production and has been deployed to Google Playstore here.