This Tangerine repository is in Beta. Use at your own risk, not recommended for production until 1.0.0.
Digitize your EGMA and EGRA data collection with Tangerine. Create your Assessments online, conduct them offline with the Tangerine Android App. All results you collect can be exported as a spreadsheet. Tangerine has been used by over 30 organizations to conduct over 1 million assessments and surveys in over 50 countries and in 100 languages.
See installation demonstration video.
The easiest way to get started is to create an Ubuntu 14.04 Droplet on Digital Ocean.
We also have instructions for AWS which include the following steps.
SSH into it from a terminal, install Docker, and then run the following commands. You'll need the URL of the most recent release. Find that on the releases page here.
wget <latest release, choose tar.gz option>
tar xvf <the tarball>
cd <the now uncompressed tangerine folder>
cp config.defaults.sh config.sh
# Edit the config.sh file to match your desired settings. Try `nano config.sh`.
# You must edit all of the variables in the "Required to change" section.
./start.sh
Now visit your Tangerine-server installation at the IP address or hostname of your installation.
If your server restarts or the container stops, you can later run the ./start.sh script in the Tangerine-server folder. To upgrade your server, run the ./upgrade.sh script. Note that if you update environment variables in config.sh, they will not be propogated to the settings doc in each group so certain paths will break. See issue #114 for the status of this.
Check out the Tangerine Technical Documentation site on Github Pages. Want to contribute documentation? Fork the Tangerine repository, commit to the gh-pages branch and send us a pull request.