Refugies.info is a project to offer a better experience to refugees in France as per their integration and their administrative process. Refugies.info is a project financed by the DIAIR (Direction Interministérielle pour l'Accueil et l'Intégration des Réfugiés), a service of the French Ministry of Interior (Ministère de l'Intérieur).
The website is live and available at https://refugies.info
Please find the documentation here.
You can also visit more specifically the frontend documentation or the backend documentation.
If you want to contribute, contact us to define how you can help and to set up the project.
Please read through our contributing guidelines. Included are directions for opening issues, coding standards, and notes on development.
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Copyright 2019 DIAIR. Code released under the MIT license.
All the Streamline Icons are copyrighted and the property of Webalys LLC and can be used only in the context of this particuliar open source project. We - Délégétation interministérielle à l’accueil et l’intégration des réfugiés own a premium license authorizing us to use up to 100 icons on our websites. More information can be found here.
The project is actively maintained at least until the end of 2022 by the DIAIR, in the French Ministry of Interior.
Refugies.info is an MIT licensed open source project and completely free to use. However, we are a small team . You can support development by offering :
- data science services
- translation services
- design services (UX/UI)
- contacts of associations working with refugees, or contact of refugees directly with their agreement
This project uses the React DSFR packagage alongside the tailwind library.
By default the DSFR don't support layered css declarations and puts the whole css at the root of css workspace. To tackle this issue we use a pnpm patch methodology to fix and enclose the whole DSFR css inside a DSFR css layer. It allows tailwind to do it's magic wouthout any trouble.
Sometimes the react DSFR lib is updated, when it happens you need to update the patch.
When you know how to do it's actually quite easy to do, just follow this guide :
- on your terminal execute : pnpm patch @codegouvfr/react-dsfr@[current-dsfr-version-number] (don't forget to change the version number)
- got to node_modules/.pnpm_patches/@codegouvfr/react-dsfr@[current-dsfr-version-number]/dsfr/dsfr.min.css
- add @layer dsfr { before the first css selector
- add a } at the end of the file
- execute pnpm patch-commit ‘./node_modules/.pnpm_patches/@codegouvfr/react-dsfr@[current-dsfr-version-number]'
- if you got wierd issues (ex: overidden tailwind classes) it means something when wrong, all the dsfr classes must be enclosed inside a dsfr layer, delete your patch and retry
To allow the usage of the design system tokens inside tailwind you can take a look at the packages/ui readme, there is a specific script to sync all the colors definitions to tailwind V4 @utility classes.