This is a couchapp built for the management of tailor's shops.
It will allow to:
- insert the orders of the clients;
- insert the modifications requested by the clients;
- assign the work to the laboratories;
- track the warehouse;
- sync with AS/400.
System configuration is managed through Puppet.
You need to boostrap it with the following procedure:
- create a boutique user (or use your own):
sudo adduser --disabled-login boutique && base="/home/boutique" - compile and install NodeJS:
./configure --prefix="$base/NodeJS" && make && make install - compile and install CouchDB using build-couchdb:
rake install="$base/CouchDB" - create packages folder:
pkgs="$base/packages" && mkdir "$pkgs" - package NodeJS and CouchDB:
cd "$base" && tar -Jcf $pkgs/NodeJS.tar.xz NodeJS && tar -Jcf $pkgs/CouchDB.tar.xz CouchDB - download and run bootstrap.sh (replace upcase with useful info):
bash -ex ./bootstrap.sh "$base" "$pkgs" "Boutique $(hostname)" "boutique" "BOUTIQUEPASSWORD" "ADMIN@MAIL" "AS400USER" "AS400PASSWORD"
WARNING: please read the bootstrap.sh script to understand what it does. In short it checks and sets-up a basic environment, then applies a Puppet manifest to configure everything (install dependencies, setup services, create folders, ...).
JDK is needed only for As400Querier, everything else is pure Javascript, HTML5, and CSS. On the server, Javascript runs on CouchDB and NodeJS; on the client you will need latest version of Firefox or Chrome.
Use ./run CMDNAME ARGS to run scripts in commands/ directory.
Everything is tested only on Ubuntu.