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mercy mercy
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Mercy is a web application designed to facilitate payments between people who need prescriptions but can't afford them, and charitable people who can afford them This project comprises the entirety of The Mercy Project; everything needed to deploy and serve The Mercy Project currently lives in this repository.
The Idea If you came here looking for more information about what (in general) The Mercy Project is, please see http://www.mercyproject.us for more information
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* Patient: "Here's my prescription, Mr Pharmacist" Python Application
* Pharmacist: "Sure thing. That'll be $150 USD." ===================
* Patient: "I can't afford that! Can you submit it to Mercy for me?"
* Pharmacist: "Sure thing. We'll call you when it gets filled."
... Meanwhile, back at stately Charitable Person Manor ... The mercy/ directory contains all of the python code used to serve the Mercy website and perform all necessary functions.
* Charitable Person's Phone: *DING* Alembic ORM database upgrade scripts
* Charitable Person: "Huh? Oh! Mercy is telling me there's a new prescription I can pay for. I love helping people!" ====================================
* Charitable person clicks some buttons
* Charitable Person: "*CLICK* Paid! Enjoy some good health, stranger. Now to post it on my facebook wall and collect the new achievement for buying my first Leukemia drug..."
... Back at the pharmacy ... The alembic/ directory contains scripts used by the alembic flask extension to automatically upgrade and downgrade the postgres database used by Mercy.
* Pharmacist : "Hello, Patient? I just wanted to let you know that your prescription is filled and has been paid in full." Puppet Modules for Deployment
* Patient: "That's so great! I'll come pick it up right away. Now I won't die because my medication is too *!#&$# expensive!" ==============================
Then everyone rides dinosaurs into the sunset, happy and healthy. It's pretty awesome. The puppet code necessary to deploy Mercy onto Linux servers lives in the puppet/ directory.
(That's the idea anyway. WE'll see if reality follows.) Nagios Checks for Monitoring the Mercy Platform
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These live in the nagios/ directory.
Automated Test Suites
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tests/ currently holds any and all automated testing (Python Nosetests, currently) for all of the code listed above.