= NAJU-Adebar
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Management tool used by the http://naju-sachsen.de[NAJU Sachsen] to keep track of volunteers and the like. Currently under heavy development and in pre-alpha state.
NOTE: a german version of this readme will also be created
To get things running you will need
Kick off the application like the following:
Now Adebar should be hosted on a new local Tomcat-instance. You should be able to connect to it through your favourite webbrowser at http://localhost:8080.
Adebar tries to keep track of volunteers, events, projects, newsletters and the like. Activists should be able to easily collect and maintain the data they need to organise the events and campaigns they host. This includes the management of participants and subscribers to newsletters as well as the management of local chapters. To make the application as widely accessable as possible, all content is served through web forms. Find more info and help about Adebar on the wiki pages.
Adebar is implemented in Java, using varios tools from the https://spring.io[Spring Framework]. The UI is created using http://www.thymeleaf.org[Thymeleaf]. A detailed (javadoc) documentation will likely be available through the wiki one day. The general design of the application will also be discussed there. I tried to make this as transparent as possible and explain what led to which decision as best as I could. So if you're interested in Adebar's backbones - just check it out.
Maybe you will find some useful information below..
There may be multiple reasons for this. As Adebar is a work-in-progress and still in a pretty early stage, the current build may simply be broken. However I perform some integration (and unit) testing before each commit to prevent this as best as possible. If you aren't even able to build the application, you should check your setup. Your console output should look like this:
Of course operating system and the like may vary.
Feel free to mailto:rico.bergmann@naju-sachsen.de[contact me] about new bugs, or https://github.com/portux/NAJU-Adebar/issues[open an issue yourself]. But please check out the issue tracker before, maybe the problem was already reported there.
I generally appreciate any proposals. Depending on my resources and on how useful me or the NAJU things the idea would be, implementation could however take some time. If you're feeling familiar with the technology stack Adebar is build upon, you could also write it yourself and make a pull request :-)