An interactive decision tree to help e-Manifest user understand the electronic hazardous waste manifesting process. Since e-Manifest is used by individuals from different backgrounds (e.g., generators, regulators, the public, developers, etc.), it can be difficult for users to find information relevant to their situation. The Manifest Game guides users to the where they need to go so they can, and cuts down on the time spent by regulators answering cascading chains of question.
For additional information, see the project docs.
To build the project, you will need Node.js installed, or Docker. This project uses the Node.js package manager, NPM, and the vite build toolchain.
# Install dependencies
npm install .
# Start the development server
npm run dev
# Or use Docker
docker build -t the-manifest-game .
docker run -p 3000:3000 the-manifest-game
# Or the Docker Compose file
docker compose up
For a list of available commands, see the scripts
section of the package.json.
For more information on (configuration, building for production, etc.) see the documentation.
npm run test
If you're contributing, we recommend to run the tests in watch mode and practice TDD
npm run test:watch
To run the tests with coverage, the following command will run the test suite and generate an html/json report in the coverage
directory
as well as print a summary to the standard out.
npm run coverage
We aim to keep all test coverage metrics (statements, branches, & functions) above 90%.
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