iCov (infobox for Crimineel en Onverklaarbaar Vermogen) has a partnership with various government organizations to trace unlawful obtained assets so they can be confiscated and returned. However, with the tools they currently have, it can be quite hard to find suspicious relations. We want to make sure that partners can analyze the relationship scan with as little time and effort as possible. This means we have to look at how to make the current solution better or think of something new. The new solution must be user-friendly and interactive.
Check out the wiki of this repository to find out more detailed information about the project and process.
The site is also hosted on Surge, note that it can take a while to launch the app. See it here: icovdev.surge.sh
There where 3 "fake data" datasets delivered by iCov since the data they work privacy-sensitive data
These three datasets can be combined using the SID
variables which are available in all three datasets.
Originally these datasets were delivered in an XML format, I converted these to JSON and removed some of the variables that wouldn't be needed for better performance later while using the data. No variables where modified or added
First of all, make sure you have Node.js, NPM and Git installed
[email protected]:Vuurvos1/iCOV.git
npm install
to install the needed npm packagesnpm run build
to build all needed filesYou can start the project using npm start
or run npm run dev
if you are a developer
By default, the project will be hosted on localhost:5000
If you want to use SCSS you can!
add lang="scss"
to your style elements and SCSS away
<style lang="scss">
/* use scss here */
</style>
Deploying the project can be easily done using Surge, run:
surge public my-project.surge.sh
after building the project using:
npm run build
and you should be good to go