The Massachusetts Opioid Epidemic: a Data Visualization of Findings from the Chapter 55 Report. Visit Mass.gov/Chapter55.
This repository contains code and assets for an online, interactive visualization of the Chapter 55 Report, an unprecedented data analysis of the opioid epidemic in Massachusetts. The report was a product of Chapter 55 of the Acts of 2015 signed into law by Governor Charlie Baker in August 2015.
To run the server, you'll need Node.js installed.
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Clone the repo from Github by using the command line or repo's website on Github. On the right side of the repo's page, there is a button labeled "Clone in Desktop"
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Run
npm install
from the root of the repository to load modules and install Gulp dependencies -
Run
gulp
from the root of the repository to build the project and get it to run. This will set upbrowser-sync
to run when front-end files change and will set up the server to reload on any file change
$ git clone [email protected]:massgov/chapter55.git
$ cd chapter55
$ npm install
$ gulp
To collaborate or contribute to this repo, instead of directly cloning from [email protected]:massgov/chapter55.git
, we encourage contributors to:
- Fork this repo to their own github account using the "Fork" button at the top right
- Clone the repo from their own account
$ git clone [email protected]:USERNAME/chapter55.git
- Submit a pull request when the code is ready
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fonts/
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js/vendor/bootstrap.js
andcss/bootstrap.css
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js/vendor/video.js
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js/vendor/d3.min.js
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js/vendor/d3.tip.js
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js/vendor/modernizr.js
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js/vendor/jquery-1.11.1.min.js
is from jQuery, copyright The jQuery Foundation, under the MIT license
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js/vendor/jquery-ui.js
andcss/jquery-ui.css
are from jQueryUI, copyright The jQuery Foundation, under the MIT license
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assets/img
andvideo/opioid.mp4
are licensed by MassIT from Shutterstock, and are non-transferable according to Shutterstock visual content licenses
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