Following project was created inorder to learn modern web-dev technologies. During a team-driven and company-observed universaty project, I learnt how web-apps work, but sadly only with dated tech like thymeleaf and jquery. Since I already heard about Vue.js, there was no hasitation left and JTTracker was born.
The idea of the app came from my always haunting question about another app I used during that universaty-project: Toggl. I always kept asking myself and others "How hard can it be to build something like Toggl?" and as I started this project, it turns out: Not that easy, as it looks. Especially when working alone and learning a new Tech.
Keep in mind, this project was build as a "learning" and "portfolio" project. I have no intention on copying Toggl or other commercial-products.
The whole project will be and stay Open-Source, since I want to learn and improve my skills threv community-feedback Once bug-free and save, this project will be launched for testing purposes for some weeks or months.
- NodeJS-Version: 16.X
- OpenJDK-Version: 17.X
- Spring-Boot-Version: 2.6.X
- MariaDB-Version: latest (optional)
- Frontend: ./frontend
- Backend: ./
- Use the Terminal and type in "./mvnw spring-boot::run" to start the Sping-Server
- Navigate with the Terminal to ./frontend and launch the frontend with "npm run dev"
Additional information: If you want to use MariaDB instead of the H2 database, you must:
- replace the spring.profiles.active=<> 'dev' with 'test'. This entry is located in ./src/main/resources/application.properties
- have a local MariaDB database available, e.g. through xampp.
The docker-compose file is functional, can build and host the application.
This 3 containers:
- database: mariadb
- nuxtjs: jttracker_nuxt
- springboot: jttracker_springboot
With 2 additional volumes:
- volume for the database
- volume for the profile pictures
While docker is used all created app-data remains persistent
In the root-directory run the following command in the console/terminal: docker-compose up