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vaccine-eligibility

Demo application for what a vaccine eligibility flow could look like

Development

This project uses poetry for packaging and dependancy management. Once poetry is installed, install dependancies by running

poetry install

You will also need an AMQP broker like rabbitmq installed and running to run the local server, or to run tests.

To run a development worker, run

poetry run python vaccine/worker.py

To run autoformatting and linting, run

poetry run black .
poetry run isort .
poetry run mypy .
poetry run flake8

To run the tests, run

poetry run pytest

Configuration

Configuration is done through the following environment variables:

AMQP_URL - How to connect to the AMQP server. Defaults to amqp://guest:guest@127.0.0.1/

CONCURRENCY - How many messages to process concurrently. Defaults to 20.

TRANSPORT_NAME - The name of the transport to consume messages from. Defaults to whatsapp

LOG_LEVEL - The level of logs to output. Defaults to INFO

REDIS_URL - How to connect to the Redis server. Defaults to redis://127.0.0.1:6379

TTL - The number of time, in seconds, to keep user state data in redis. Defaults to 3600 or 1 hour

ANSWER_BATCH_SIZE - The maximum amount of answers to batch per request to the flow results service. Defaults to 500 answers.

ANSWER_BATCH_TIME - Time between requests to the flow results service. Note that this is the time from the end of the last request the beginning of the next request. Defaults to 5 seconds

ANSWER_API_URL - URL for the flow results service. If all of ANSWER_API_URL, ANSWER_API_TOKEN and ANSWER_RESOURCE_ID are specified, then answers will be sent to the specified flow results service.

ANSWER_API_TOKEN - Auth token to use for requests to the flow results service

ANSWER_RESOURCE_ID - The flow resource ID to store answers under in the flow results service.

APPLICATION_CLASS - Python path to the application that you want to run. Defaults to vaccine.vaccine_eligibility.Application

Translations

To extract all the strings for translations, run

pygettext.py -o locales/base.pot <input files>

This will create a template file, which you can use to create the PO files. PO files should be located inside locales/<language>/LC_MESSAGES/messages.po

To compile the translations, run

msgfmt.py <po files>

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