ATI Warehouse

Warehose management PWA using MEVN stack. Both client app and backend server are integrated as a single project instead of separated projects. This project mainly written in Node.js and using some libraries or frameworks like MongoDB as the server database (with mongoose as the client library), Express as the HTTP/HTTPS framework, Vue.js as the client-side framework (with Vuetify as the material design component framework).

We created this project as an internship project for PT ATI (Aneka Tuna Indonesia), hence the project name is ATI Warehouse. Previously, the warehouse management in PT ATI (especially the recording of incoming goods) is done using paper-based documents. Some weakness of using paper-based documents are it's not durable and it will require more effort to do performance calculations. That's why we provide a solution to replace the paper-based documents with a PWA based management application which integrated into a central database system. Later the central database system could also be included with other calculation systems like the performance calculations that we mention earlier.

Project Setup

• Install Node.js as in their official guide.

  As an alternative, you may install Node.js using the NVM.

• Install MongoDB as in their official guide.
• Install Yarn as in their official guide.

  If you don't want to use Yarn, you may skip this step and use NPM (the default of Node.js) instead.

• Open this project directory in terminal, and initialize the dependencies.

  $ yarn install

• create a .env file and fill it using the following options:
  • PORT, the port number used for the HTTP or HTTPS server.
  • REDIRECT_PORT, the port number used for the HTTP redirect server.
  • DATABASE_URI, the full URI of the MongoDB database (ex. mongodb://user:pass@localhost:27017/db).
  • ADMIN_USERNAME, the default admin's username.
  • ADMIN_FULLNAME, the default admin's fullname.
  • ADMIN_PASSWORD, the default admin's password.

Usage

• Check code lint.

  $ yarn lint

• Compiles and minifes the client app for production.

  $ yarn build

  As an alternative, you may hot reload the client app for debug purpose using $ yarn serve.

• Run the server using the following command:

  $ yarn start

Using HTTPS

This project will automatically use HTTPS if there are both private key file (ssl.key) and certificate file (ssl.crt) inside the ssl folder. Else, it will switched to use HTTP instead. To generate a custom private key and certificate file, you may use the sslgen.bash script that has been provided in this project.