Jabzone Site

Website for displaying vaccine availability

It's all node just go get node however one does that I dunno
npm i -> Everything is in the production profile because there's no "dev" version of this thing and an un-compressed build takes forever but prod takes like 10s
tools/webpack-watch -> runs both a static http server out of ./dist and the webpack --watch build, which will regenerate every time a change is detected
You'll need some test data, change the urls in src/config.js to some relevant json files. Like maybe from https://github.com/pettazz/findvax-data. You can use the same http server from this project to host the static files with something like ./node_modules/http-server/bin/http-server ../findvax-data/MA -p 8888 --cors, which would change your data urls to http://localhost:8888/locations.json.

Auto-refresh every 5m
Right now doesn't care about states because all the data is from MA, so it needs to be able to switch between them, including choosing an appropriate locations.json, depending on how the scraper outputs that stuff by state. locations-MA.json and availability-MA.json? It's an open question over there too.
All those tailwind classes all over everything sure could get cleaned up into the index.css file I bet
Some button to switch between available languages?
Accessibility a11y stuff: mostly semantically not bad, but could be better. No aria attributes (especially modals and buttons), judicious use of .sr-only, keyboard navigation seems to be missing a lot of highlights, etc
Test in browsers: I don't think IE11 is gonna make the cut here, just nothing supports it anymore. But also I don't have a ton of browsers handy to test in so anything would be useful
Noscript? Detect this and show a flat print version somehow?