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About The Project

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Introduction

This is a full-stack web application built with NodeJS and Express that allows an contractor to manage their tool crib. Currently at v1.1.6

Features

• Add and archive tools (No-Deletion Philosophy)
  • Add tools individually from anywhere, or batch import tools to save time
• Search for tools by a variety of fields
• Add and delete service assignments (employees, vehicles, or jobsites)
• Checkout and check-in tools to/from service assignments (employees, vehicles, jobsites, and stockrooms)
  • Status is derived via service assignment type.
• Users can set personal theme and sorting preferences
• Generate reports on tool usage and inventory levels (coming soon...)

Technologies Used

• NodeJS
• Express
• MongoDB (mongoose)
• TailwindCSS + DaisyUI (for styling)

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• NodeJS 19+
• MongoDB Target

Docker-Compose

1. In the repo, there is a docker-compose folder. Either download, or copy the contents of both the docker-compose.yml and compose.env to the same folder on your local machine.
2. Edit the contents of the .env file to your environment
3. In a terminal, run docker compose up -d to start the containers.

Note: This is configured with /data/db and /data/configdb persistent storage volumes. No secrets are left unencrypted at rest, other than in your .env file.

Node.js Native

Note: this assumes you have your own MongoDB to point TK at.

1. Clone the master branch either from the GH repo Link or via terminal git clone https://github.com/DaveLuhman/toolkeeper.git

2. Duplicate the .env.sample file and fill in the details to match your environment a. note the .env file in the monorepo is in ./src/config/.env

3. In a terminal, run bun install to perform a clean install of the node dependancies

4. Next, we'll run bun run build:css to build the tailwind CSS files

5. Finally, we'll run bun start to start the services

License

ToolKeeper is released under the MIT License. However, the exclusive rights to host it for SAAS resale are retained by the author. Others can self-host and use it or run it locally, but not resell hosting without meaningfully changing it first.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please submit issues or pull requests on GitHub. Here's a template for submitting issues or pull requests:

Issue Template

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Pull Request Template:

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  Contact

For any questions or feedback, you can reach out via email at dave@ado.software or on GitHub @DaveLuhman.