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Secure, real-time child check-in and pickup system for churches.
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Check-in / Check-out System
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Child check-in and safeguarding for churches. Multi-tenant SaaS: each church
gets its own tenant at /{churchSlug}, with QR-based check-in, authorised-
guardian verification on pickup, and allergy visibility for volunteers on the
day.
Authorisation lives in firestore.rules, not in the Express
layer — the browser talks to Firestore directly for most reads. That makes the
rules file the real security boundary; see Security rules tests below before
changing it.
Prerequisites: Node.js 22+. A JDK is additionally needed for the security-
rules tests — see the Java caveat below.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Child check-in and safeguarding for churches. Multi-tenant SaaS: each church
gets its own tenant at /{churchSlug}, with QR-based check-in, authorised-
guardian verification on pickup, and allergy visibility for volunteers on the
day.
Authorisation lives in firestore.rules, not in the Express
layer — the browser talks to Firestore directly for most reads. That makes the
rules file the real security boundary; see Security rules tests below before
changing it.
Prerequisites: Node.js 22+. A JDK is additionally needed for the security-
rules tests — see the Java caveat below.Read the full README ↗