Coalesce is a 100% open-source volunteer management platform. Its mission is to make recruiting, onboarding, and managing volunteers as easy as possible. For volunteers, it is made to make finding tasks where you can contribute increadibly simple, allowing you to focus on contributing to the cause that means the most to you.
Coalesce is a Federation of Humanitarian Technologists member project. For more information on the work we do and how to work with us, please see our website.
Some features you can expect from Coalesce are:
- 🔍 Easy browsing of existing volunteer opportunities
- 📢 Register new events & recruit volunteers
- ☑️ Check in volunteers at live events
- 🧙♀️ Generate reports on volunteer activities
Docker
- Available on Mac or Windows
- Windows client requires a specific version of Windows, WSL 2 Linux kernel and Git. Once up and running Docker can be found on the right of the tool bar. Run
git config core.autocrlf falsebefore checking out a git branch so that UNIX line-endings needed by containers are used.
Coalesce is a web application which uses Django, Django Rest Framework, and Postgres on our backend.
For our front end code, we use Vue.js
To start the dev server for local development:
docker-compose upOnce everything is running, you should be able to see:
- the api server at http://localhost:8000/,
- the frontend at http://localhost:8080/,
- the documentation at http://localhost:8001/.
Run a command inside the api backend docker container:
docker-compose exec api [command]For example, [command] can be /bin/bash and you get a shell to the running container.
Once you are in the container, you can then run the tests by doing:
./manage.py testYou can also start the django shell by doing:
./manage.py shellTo connect to the postgresql database, you can either do:
docker-compose exec postgres psql -U postgresor connect to localhost on port 5432 using a local postgresql client.
Check out the project's documentation.