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Etendo

This is the development repository of Etendo ERP.
Etendo is an ERP to manage the business flows, adaptable to the needs of the companies. Our mission is creating an adaptable, flexible, composable and scalable software, able to grows without restrictions from the start and offers an intuitive, customizable and complete solution for the companies. We are developing an international ERP and a platform that supports business development and scalable growth for our partners and their customers.

To more information visit etendo.software

Requirements

In this section you can read the System Requirements.

Etendo Core Instalation

  1. To compile and deploy an Etendo Core instance you have to setup the configuration variables, to do that you have to create a copy of gradle.properties.template file. 
    cp gradle.properties.template gradle.properties
  2. You can edit gradle.properties file updating the variables or use the default values

To configure GitHub credentials read Using repositories on Etendo

Variable Description Default value
githubUser
gitHubToken		 GitHub repository credentials (required)
nexusUser
nexusPassword		 Nexus repository credentials, for access to commercial modules (optional)
context.name Environment name etendo
bbdd.sid Database name etendo
bbdd.port Database port 5432
bbdd.systemUser Database system user postgres
bbdd.systemPassword Database system password syspass
bbdd.user Database user tad
bbdd.password Database password tad

Run the gradle tasks with the --info or --debug flag to log more information.

  1. Run setup task to create the configurations files

    ./gradlew setup

  2. Execute install task to create the initial database and compile the sources

    ./gradlew install

  3. Deploy Etendo to Tomcat:

    ./gradlew smartbuild

    This task deploying the webContent folder into the tomcat/webapps directory, for that you must set up $CATALINA_HOME environment variable.

  4. Finally, run the tomcat and access to https://localhost:8080/etendo

Documentation

For more information you can read documentation in Etendo Docs .