mindli

Web application designed to improve outcomes for mental health services on a global scale, empowering practitioners and clients throughout the therapeutic journey.

Key features include:

• User Account Management: Users can register, sign in, update credentials, and delete their accounts.
• Therapist-Client Matching: Therapists create professional profiles; clients find therapists based on their preferences.
• Appointment Scheduling: Clients and therapists can manage appointments, integrated with automated email notifications.
• Client Data Management: Clients update personal information; therapists manage client data, appointment notes, therapy exercises and treatment plans.
• Communication: In-app messaging between therapists and clients.
• Billing and Payments: Therapists charge clients for appointments; clients make payments through the system.

Setup and Running

Several useful commands are defined in the Makefile to facilitate the various development processes. It is strongly recommended to utilise these commands for setting up and running the application.

• Note: all make commands must be executed from the top-level mindli directory.

1. Create virtual environment:

   make venv
   

2. Activate virtual environment:

   source .venv/bin/activate
   

3. Install dependencies:

   make dependencies
   

4. Run application:

   make app
   

Example User Credentials

Example accounts are provided for a therapist and client, with data designed to simulate the appearance of mindli with a large user base. Their login credentials are as follows:

• Therapist email: [email protected]
• Client email: [email protected]
• Password (both): ValidPassword1

Makefile Commands

• help: Displays available commands.
• tree: Shows the directory tree excluding certain directories.
• venv: Creates a virtual environment. (Activate it manually using source .venv/bin/activate)
• dependencies: Installs Python and Node.js dependencies.
• requirements: Updates the requirements.txt file with the current dependencies.
• app: Builds JavaScript assets and runs the Flask application locally.
• celery: Starts a Celery worker for asynchronous task management. Requires Redis server.
• redis: Starts the Redis server.
• migrate-db: Generates and applies database migrations.
• reset-db: Resets the database by downgrading and then upgrading.
• lint: Formats, lints, and reorganizes imports for Python files.
• test: Runs tests using pytest.
• clean: Cleans up the directory by removing build files, caches, and virtual environment.

Screenshots

User registration

Therapist directory

Appointment notes

Messages