Ojos Project's Resources Repository

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Table of Contents

• Ojos Project's Resources Repository
  • Table of Contents
  • Description
  • Usage
  • Support
  • Contributing
    • JSON File Structure
  • License

Description

This is a collection of resources found and organized in a single JSON file for developers to use in hospice-related software. These resources are for hospice patients and caregivers to use.

Usage

To use this file, you can call a GET request to the request.json file. You must use this link to fetch the resources from the main branch.

Support

If you notice an issue with any of these resources, please open an Issue in this repository.

Contributing

You have a few options for contributing to this repository:

• Add the resource to the JSON file directly and open a PR
• You may open an Issue with the "Add Resource" label and wait for us to add it

JSON File Structure

The JSON file is an array of Resource objects. A Resource object looks like this:

{
    "label": "",
    "description": "",
    "url": "",
    "organization": "",
    "category": "",
    "last_updated": 0
}

Key	Type	Description
label	string	A label for the resource. Think of it as a title.
description	string	A long, multi-line description about the resource.
url	string	A link for people to get more information.
organization	string	The person or organization who provides the resource.
category	string	The kind of resource. Options include: FINANCIAL, INFORMATIONAL, SUPPORT GROUPS
last_updated	number	The Unix timestamp of when the resource was modified.

License

MIT