This was a project for a class in my Masters. The original proponent did not follow through with this so I figured, everyone can just use this for their own laboratories or hospitals. No need to pay me. Besides, we need to help each other out.

• Web application so it can be accessible by any devices in the network
• Follows Philippines' Department of Health guidelines in case investigation (CIF v8)

• Patient Management and Monitoring
• Employee Management
• Lab Inventory Management
• Contact Tracing
• Lab Test Management
• Files and reports export

• Java 11
• Grails 4
• MariaDB 15
• Apache Tomcat 9 (for server deployment)

1. Go to grails-app/conf/application.yml
   1. Change the metadata of the application by altering the values on the info -> app section
   2. Match your database credentials by changing the values in environment section (these are divided into three subsections: development, test, and production; change accordingly)
2. If you are using a different file template for the exports, open src/main/webapp/templates
   1. For DOCX files, make sure to keep the tags <<Sample_Tag>> or else, no data will show up after export
3. Change the logo to yours by replacing the grails-app/assets/images/logo.png and grails-app/assets/images/favicon.ico file to what you like
4. When done, you can generate a deployable war file by: grails clean && grails compile && grails war
   1. The code separator above is for Linux; use only & for Windows
   2. You can generate a war file for other environments, e.g. test; just use grails test war
5. Rename the generated war file, e.g. covid19lis.war

• Move the war file to the web to CATALINA_HOME/webapps
• Wait for Tomcat to deploy the app
  • If it failed or did not start automatically, try forcing a restart on Tomcat service
• Open browser
• Type :/<name_of_war_file>, e.g. localhost:8080/covid19lis