Pithole Management

It is a platform which allows a user to report Pothole in their neighbouring area seamlessly. Also, using this platform, officials can resolve the reported issues easily and the concerned user gets notified

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Features

• User can report pothole using the app
• Using the ML model the app detect whether the clicked picture is of a pothole or not
• The location of user get detected automatically
• Once the issue is reported a concerned official can solve that issue using the web application
• When the issue is resolved the concerned user is notified through email

Links

• Frontend: https://bugslayerss.netlify.app/public/login
• Backend: https://bug-slayerss.herokuapp.com
• Android Apk: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-9bX1CjyYlOCvJHYFp17mPUUYzIde3sN/view
• PPT link: https://www.canva.com/design/DAERe-IBHd4/w2wLb6KcIpFRsbORCLuiDA/view?utm_content=DAERe-IBHd4&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton#1

Browser Support

• Firefox: version 4 and up
• Chrome: any version
• Safari: version 5.2 and up
• Internet Explorer/Edge: version 8 and up
• Opera: version 9 and up

Requirements (Android)

• MIN SDK VERSION 21

Technology Stack Used

• Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, Bootstarp, JQuery
• Backend: Node.js, Express.js
• Anrdoid: Java, Firebase ML kit, Retrofit, Navigation Components
• Machine Learning: Tensorflow Lite
• IDE: VS Code
• Version Control: Git and GitHub
• Database: MongoDb
• Hosting: Heroku, Netlify

Permissions Required (Android)

• Internet
• Location/GPS

Getting Started

GitHub Repository Structure

S.No.	Branch Name	Purpose
1.	master	contains the backend code
2.	Frontend	contains all frontend code
3.	android	contains all android code

Project Setup

• Fork and clone the Repo by typing the following commands in the terminal

$ git clone https://github.com/wargraver/Bug_slayers.git
$ cd Bug_slayers

• Change Branch using:

$ git checkout Frontend

• To open site on Localhost:

  - Install node dependencies using:

  $ npm install
  

  • To start the server, type:

  $ node app
  

  • Then on your browser type http://localhost:3000/

• Make changes to the code and save your changes

• Commit your changes using:

$ git commit -m "add any comment"

• Push the changes to the forked repository
• Navigate to the original repository and make a pull request

Thank You

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