This site was built in conjunction with the Right to Counsel Coalition as a new resource for NYC tenants to navigate the new RTC law, learn how to respond to an eviction notice, and access legal aid services.
This site is built on top of GatsbyJS.
Before installing anything, you will want to check out the
repository and create an .env.development file from the
template:
cp .env.development.sample .env.development
Now edit .env.development as needed.
You can now develop using either the local installation of node on your computer, or via Docker.
Make sure that you have node >= v10 and yarn >= 1.17 running. In a terminal window, type node --version and hit ENTER, then yarn --version and hit ENTER to get this info.
Once your environment is setup, you'll need to download libraries (make sure you're in the root directory):
yarn install
Then run the following to start your dev environment!
yarn netlify:develop
You should be able to access your development server at http://localhost:8001/.
Get Docker and run:
docker-compose run app yarn
docker-compose up
Then visit http://localhost:8001/ in your browser and you should be good to go.
See the deploy instructions on the GatsbyJS site to decide what's best for you!
The files in src/serverless-functions are accessible as
Netlify Functions, both during development and in production.
For instance, this means that a file at src/serverless-functions/foo.ts can be accessed at /.netlify/functions/foo.
A EFNYC textbot based off textit-webhook-fun is in the src/textbot directory. It can be run in the terminal with:
node run-textbot.js
For production, it's exposed via a serverless function at /.netlify/functions/textbot. Because we currently use RapidPro/TextIt as our primary SMS gateway, the RapidPro flow in src/textbot/sample-rapidpro-textbot-flow.json needs to be imported in order to interface with it.
The starter for this site was gatsby-contentful-i18n, built by mccrodp! Many thanks!
Also a huge thanks to the team at Contentful for their generous support.
We use BrowserStack Live to make sure that our sites work across browsers, operating systems, and devices.
JustFix.nyc uses the GNU General Public License v3.0 Open-Source License. See LICENSE.md file for the full text.
Read about JustFix's code of conduct as an organization on our Mission page, as well as on the Right to Counsel's About page