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Story
As a user I'd like to add and remove organizations to/from a 'saved resource list' and organize their order

Requirements:
The user must be able to do each of the following:

• Add/remove resources to/from 'saved resources'
• Set the order of the saved resources
• Hide and show the saved resources on demand
• Automatically display saved resources as collapsed cards that show only some subset of properties
• Expand saved resources cards to display more properties
• Filter which properties are displayed (some finite set of filterable properties must be determined)
• Drag and drop items to change their order (possibly the ability to drag from the originating resource list to the saved resources as well)[Future Enhancement]

Story
As a user I'd like to organize, export, email and print saved resources

Requirements:
The user must be able to do each of the following:

• Send the saved resources in an email
• Export the saved resources into a file
• Print the saved resources

Choosing a category displays matching service providers from those categories as pins on the map. However, clicking on a service provider link from within the menu does not reliably display a popover for that pin on the map with service provider information.

The deployment token is expired, I think. Deployment fails on travis. We need to update the FIREBASE_TOKEN variable in travis settings. I don't have permissions. Manual deployment still works.

https://travis-ci.org/github/codeforboston/migrant_service_map/builds/759489651

Making new "sort type" and "provider type" selections results in provider type being listed as 'highlightedProviders'

https://www.dropbox.com/s/nkxhz4bqa246jpw/Screenshot%202019-07-09%2019.34.53.png?dl=0

• pop-up with coordinates
• pop-up without coordinates

Some symbology on popup that signals to other clients that I'm taking new immigrant service clients.

In the collapsed view of providers in the results or saved tab, provider name is truncated with ellipsis, e.g. "Housing and Mobile Homeless..." -- fine, makes sense for conserving vertical space.

However upon clicking an item to expand and see more info, name doesn't show in full though it seems that would be the expected, and more helpful, behavior

starting coords <-- (center of Boston)
map center coordinates
search center coordinates

The request to sheets redirects with a 307 to what looks like a cache server. That server responds with the spreadsheet content but does not set the access-control-allow-origin header, which fails the request due to CORS. This is a server side issue that we can't fix on the client. Downloading directly still works

Immediate-term we can include the csv in the site so the page loads, but we won't pull in new providers.

Long term options:

1. We can use the Google Drive API to download the sheet. This may require authenticating as a user which would complicate things: https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/manage-downloads#download_a_google_document
2. Use a server to periodically download the CSV and upload it to firebase cloud storage, where the client can access it. Servers can be configured to disregard CORS.
3. Use a server to proxy sheets access. This could be more responsive to spreadsheet updates. I don't think it makes sense as a solution for MSM since the spreadsheet hasn't actually been touched since launch...

menu item names are styled as 'anonSource1' rather than 'The Haitian Coalition of Somerville'

With nothing on the Saved list, clicking on service provider icons causes a null is not an object error

See video

Menu bar and map do not fill screen space. https://www.dropbox.com/s/9ddzzf6py6aun6r/Screenshot%202018-12-11%2012.57.49.png?dl=0
Reproduced in Safari and Google Chrome.

Does the mapbox stylesheet override values for map-container or map?
style: 'mapbox://styles/refugeeswelcome/cjh9k11zz15ds2spbs4ld6y9o', // stylesheet location in src/map.js

this was a requirement from Charla

We Chose CSS-Start Now

There are multiple styling systems here, and I think that is causing trouble. I suggest we pick one and strip the others.

I don't have too much experience with these.
@mikeyavorsky -- opinions?

PS This would be in addition to the map styling, which we can't lose, but doesn't do everything we need.

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Hello Migrant Service Map team!

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