StockX is a powerful and intuitive inventory management solution built with Laravel and FilamentPHP, designed to streamline your stock, orders, suppliers, and user rolesβall in one place. Whether you're managing a warehouse, a small business, or a large-scale operation, StockX provides all the tools you need to keep your inventory under control.
- Product Categories β Create, update, soft-delete, and manage product categories.
- Suppliers β Maintain supplier records with full CRUD capabilities.
- Products β Track products with key details like quantity, supplier, pricing, and category.
- Order Handling β Create and manage orders with automatic stock validation and dynamic inventory updates.
- Stock Validation β Ensure product availability during order processing.
- Low Stock Alerts β Email notifications when stock dips below a set threshold.
- User Admin β Create, edit, and manage users with role assignments.
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) β Fine-tuned permission handling with Filament Shield.
- Low Stock Emails β Automatic alerts to notify admins when stock is low.
- Interactive Charts β Visualize sales and inventory trends.
- Quick Stats β Glance at total users, products, orders, and alerts.
- Smart Search β Look up products, orders, and suppliers with rich result details.
- Quick Navigation β Jump straight to the itemβs page from search results.
- Order Filters β Filter by custom timeframes like today, this week, or this year.
- Supplier Tabs β Organize suppliers by product categories.
- Secure Login β Full auth system with email verification.
- Permissions System β Restrict access by user roles for enhanced security.
Hereβs a quick peek at what StockX looks like in action:
You only need Docker and Docker Compose installed on your system. All other dependencies (PHP, Composer, Node.js, MySQL, etc.) are handled inside containers.
- Docker β₯ 20.10
- Docker Compose β₯ 1.29
If you prefer manual installation, see the Manual Setup section below.
git clone https://github.com/abogo-nono/StocksX.git
cd StocksXcp .env.example .env
# Edit .env as needed (DB, mail, etc.)docker-compose up --build -d- This will build the app container, set up MySQL, and run all necessary services.
- All dependencies are installed automatically inside the containers.
docker-compose exec app php artisan migrate --seed
docker-compose exec app php artisan storage:link
docker-compose exec app php artisan make:filament-user
docker-compose exec app php artisan shield:install --fresh
docker-compose exec app php artisan shield:generate --all
docker-compose exec app php artisan shield:super-admin --user=1- Visit http://localhost:9000 (or the port you mapped)
If you want to run the app without Docker, follow these steps:
- PHP β₯ 8.2
- Composer β₯ 2.3
- Node.js β₯ 18.8
- NPM β₯ 8.18
- MySQL β₯ 8.0
- Mailpit β For testing email notifications
- Install dependencies:
composer install
npm install- Build frontend assets:
npm run build- Set up
.envand database as described above. - Run migrations, seeders, and setup commands as above.
- Start the Laravel server:
php artisan serve- (Optional) Start Vite dev server for hot reload:
npm run devWeβd love to hear your thoughts!
- π Found a bug? Open an issue
- π Got a feature idea? Share it or submit a pull request
This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.
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