JagratiWebApp

Jagrati - An initiative of IIITians

Jagrati is an initiative by the students of IIITDM Jabalpur to provide free and quality education to the poor and underprivileged children of villages surrounding our institute.

Currently, we have adopted 5 villages in the vicinity of our institute, namely, Gadheri, Amanala, Chanditola, Mehgawan, and Suarkol where we provide education to around 100 children of classes 1 through 10. Apart from providing basic education to the students in regular classes, we also prepare the students of 4th and 5th grade for the prestigious Navodaya Vidyalaya and other similar government-funded institutions which provide quality education to students, completely free of cost.

Apart from teaching the children, we do many other activities like organizing Blood Donation Camps, Tree Plantation Drives, Cloth Donation, Stationery Distribution, Campaigns to spread awareness in villages, etc.

Our Achievements:

1 student was selected for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya in 2018.
1 student was selected for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya in 2019.
2 students were selected for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya in 2020.
4 students cleared the entrance examination for Eklavya Model Residential School (EMRS) in 2020.
4 students cleared the entrance examination for Gyanodaya Vidyalaya in 2020.

(Like Navodaya Vidyalaya, both EMRS and Gyanodaya Vidyalaya provide free quality education to students from class 6 to 12).

Currently, we are operating in online mode to prepare students of class 5 for Navodaya Examination, 2021.

About JagratiWebApp

JagratiWebApp is the official web application for managing day-to-day operations at Jagrati, like keeping track of the content being taught in a class and homework being given to the students, taking and keeping a record of student and volunteer attendance, keeping a record of all the students being taught under the initiative and the volunteers contributing towards the initiative among many things.

The main aim of the application is to simplify the work of volunteers by making all the information readily accessible to them like what was taught in the last class or in the last week and how many students attended those classes so that they can easily decide what should be taught on the present day and update the same in the application. Plus, it also helps in taking the attendance of students with more ease over the conventional method of manually taking note of the names of all the students present.

So, all in all, it is meant to help the volunteers work more effectively and efficiently and make it easy to keep track of daily activities.

Technology Stack

Frontend:

Backend:

Database:

To-Do

New pages

New Apps

Jagrati Inventory
Events
Meetings
Study Material

New Features

Notifications
Leaderboard (no. of hours contributed to Jagrati)

Contributing

Setting up the project

Download and install Python 3.7
Download and install Git.
Fork the Repository.
Clone the repository to your local machine $ git clone https://github.com/<your-github-username>/JagratiWebApp.git
Change directory to JagratiWebApp $ cd JagratiWebApp
Add a reference to the original repository
$ git remote add upstream https://github.com/garg3133/JagratiWebApp.git
Install virtualenv $ pip3 install virtualenv
Create a virtual environment $ virtualenv env -p python3.7
Activate the env: $ source env/bin/activate (for linux) > ./env/Scripts/activate (for Windows PowerShell)
Install the requirements: $ pip install -r requirements.txt
Create a new file in the root directory of the repository (JagratiWebApp) with the name .env (only .env and not .env.txt) and add the following content to it:
```
EMAIL_HOST_USER = 'your-email@domain.com'
EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD = 'your-password'

SENDER_EMAIL = 'Jagrati <your-email@domain.com>'
ADMINS_EMAIL = ['email-address-of-admin@domain.com']

SOCIAL_AUTH_GOOGLE_OAUTH2_KEY = 'google-oauth2-key'
SOCIAL_AUTH_GOOGLE_OAUTH2_SECRET = 'google-oauth2-secret'
```
or, just copy the .env.save file from the samples directory to the root directory (JagratiWebApp) and rename it to .env (only .env and not .env.txt)

where,
- EMAIL_HOST_USER and SENDER_EMAIL is the email address of your Gmail account from which you want to send emails (By default, Django will output email content into the console. To actually send emails to real users, comment line 30 and uncomment line 31 in Jagrati/settings/development.py).
- EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD is the password for that Gmail account.
- ADMINS_EMAIL is a list of email addresses of Admins of the site (who will receive important updates from the site like when a new user joins in).
- SOCIAL_AUTH_GOOGLE_OAUTH2_KEY and SOCIAL_AUTH_GOOGLE_OAUTH2_SECRET are the API keys for login/signup using Google.
Note: All the changes mentioned above in the .env template are optional and you do not need to change anything if you want all the email contents to be printed in the console itself and you do not wish to use the login/signup through Google. The changes in the first 4 lines in the .env file are required only if you wish to send out real emails to real people and changes in the last 2 lines are required only if you wish to use login/signup through Google.
Copy sample-db.sqlite3 from samples directory to the root directory (JagratiWebApp) and rename it to db.sqlite3.
Make migrations $ python manage.py makemigrations
Migrate the changes to the database $ python manage.py migrate
Create admin $ python manage.py createsuperuser
Run the server $ python manage.py runserver

💡️ Pro Tip:

Always keep your master branch in sync with the main repository (by running $ git pull upstream master on your local master branch).
Always create a new branch before making any changes ($ git checkout -b <new-branch-name>), never ever make any changes directly on the master branch.

### Setting up the project in docker

Fork the Repository.
Clone the repository to your local machine $ git clone https://github.com/<your-github-username>/JagratiWebApp.git
Change directory to JagratiWebApp $ cd JagratiWebApp
Copy the .env.save file from samples directory to the root directory (JagratiWebApp) and rename it to .env (only .env and not .env.txt).

(Read the above section for details on all the variables used in .env file)
Copy sample-db.sqlite3 from samples directory to the root directory (JagratiWebApp) and rename it to db.sqlite3.
Build the docker file to an image sudo docker build -t <IMAGE_NAME> .
Run the docker image sudo docker run -p 8000:8000 <IMAGE_NAME>
The server will start at the default port (8000), head over to your web browser to test.

Contributing Guidelines

Feel free to open an issue to report a bug or request a new feature.
Before starting to work on an issue, comment on that issue that you want to work on this and then only start to code.
Create a new branch with a related name of the motive i.e. bug/refactor/feature and commit your changes in that branch only.
Send a pull request anytime :)
Join our Discord Community: https://discord.gg/Ek9q45ZjAv
For more extensive guidelines, kindly check the CONTRIBUTING.md🤝

Open source programs we have been a part of 🚀:

Open source is a term that originally referred to Open Source Software (OSS). Open source software is code that is designed to be publicly accessible – anyone can see, modify, and distribute the code as they see fit. There are a lot of open source programs held throughout the year to encourage people to contribute to open source and build awesome projects for the community. JagratiWebApp is one such open source project and has participated in quite a few events like the following.

_{Kharagpur Winter of Code}
2020

_{Script Winter of Code}
2020

_{Mexili Winter of Code}
2021

_{Girlscript Summer of Code}
2021

Project Maintainer 😃

_{Priyansh Garg}
💻

Our valuable Contributors👩‍💻👨‍💻:

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