This project is based on blockchain application for keeping track of a person’s medical history. It’s a dapp built on ethereum that aims at helping out clients for maintaining their records and safeguards them against any frauds. Clients can freely store their prescriptions,bills and reports in this dapp without the fear of them getting misplaced.
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Victus will ensure that the users will not be fooled or cheated from the hospital’s side. In case if they try to manipulate the bill, victus dapp will not let that happen. Moreover clients ,who maintain their medical records on victus ,even after displacing their phone or mobile number can access their records through their Id.
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Victus will employ good data practices to make sure sensitive data recorded in it via the users aren’t open to exploitation.
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Victus can be used to make intelligent record tracing dapp for even maintaining old records among the wide population.
- Client auth using metamask
- Admin has two step auth - SAWO and metamask
- data stored on blockchain using IPFS
- data link generated which makes the file easily shareable
- all file type upload supported
- files uploaded are time stamped
- hospitals can updated patients account with new reports/bills
- tampering data is impossible
$ node --version
$ npm --version
$ truffle --version- Ganache server set to
localhost:7545 - React webapp running at
localhost:3000 - Sawo user auth set to
localhost
- Node
- Truffle
npm install -g truffle - Ganache
- MetaMask extension (MUST HAVE!!!!!!!)
truffle migrate
truffle deploy
npm start# Install dependencies (only the first time)
npm install
# starting at the local host u choose in ganache
npm start
# Compiling using truffle
truffle compile
# Deploying to local ganache network
truffle deploy
# Build for production in the dist/ directory
npm run build
# Testing smart contracts
truffle test
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