The BakerTime App is an open source solution that utilizes the AppBakery to provide an overview of ongoing projects (pastries) and plan new ones.
AppBakers are the key resources of the app. They have a name, a specific quota which they work for the AppBakery, and Flavours, which define the technologies mastered by an AppBaker. An AppBaker also has a list of Pastries and the AppBaker's quota per Pastry.
Pastries are the initiatives of the AppBakery where an AppBaker is involved. A Pastry has a baking type that indicates the type of this baked good, whether it's an innovation initiative, a project for a DSO, an initiative for a circle, vacation, etc. The baked good also has a start time, a duration, and a size that indicates how many AppBakers are needed.
An overview of all AppBakers showing the workload from today up to the next three months.
Here you can see the AppBaker in detail, what flavours they have and which current and future projects are planned.
This is the detailed view per pastry.
For the backend the Express framework is used.
For the frontend the Vue.js framework with typescript transpilation is used.
To start the backend run the following commands from the root dir:
cd api
npm install
node app.js
To enable log levels below info use this command:
LOG_LEVEL=debug node app.js
To get started locally, add a .env file at the root of the frontend dir with the VITE_BACKEND_URL var pointing to the webserver hosted locally above.
Then run the following commands (from ./frontend):
npm install
npm run dev
Links to all relevant documentation files, including:
This project is licensed under GPL v3.0.
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