Ajasta is a simple invoicing application built with the latest technologies on the market. It comes with a simple client and project management, allows you to quickly create new invoices and send them to you clients as PDFs. A templating system allows you to have your invoices look exactly the way you want them to.
The project is currently under a complete rewrite, but will mature quickly.
While you can run Ajasta completely on your local machine, with your own webserver and such, a Docker configuration is provided to ease installation. To get started, execute the following commands:
$ composer install
$ bower installThen copy the config/autoload/local/local.php.dist to config/autoload/local/local.php and adjust the database
connection values accordingly. For the Docker image, the connection string will be mysql://dev:dev@mysql/ajasta. Then
copy the docker-compose.override.yml.dist file to docker-compose.override.yml. If port 80 is already used by a local
web server, you may want to change the nginx port to something like 8080:80 (8080 being the host port and 80 being the
internal container port). After that, you can start the Docker containers:
$ docker-compose up -dTo set up the database structure, you'll need to run doctrine-migrations within the PHP container. To do so, you need
to get the container ID of it. Do so by running docker ps and search for the ajasta_php image. Then run the
following command:
$ docker exec -i <php-container-id> vendor/bin/doctrine-migrations migrations:migrateFinally, you need to create an initial user. To ease this task and not having to fiddle with the database, Ajasta provides a simple command line tool for this.
$ docker exec -it <php-container-id> bin/create-user.phpNow that you've got everything up and running, you can access Ajasta with your browser by opening http://localhost:8080.