captnwalker/general-ledger

*IN PRODUCTION* - General Ledger version of Expense-Manager App

IN PRODUCTION - General-Ledger 💰 📈

Purpose of this Project

"General-Ledger" allows an individual user or company to track personal or business expenses. Expense-Manager is built in React with SCSS styling which permits each individual element to occupy separate files making the product easily scalable and customizable by swapping components in and out as required for a wide variety of end users. The app is fully responsive for a seamless mobile user experience. This version of the Expense-Manager has been customized for use in food service and restaurant environments.

Table of Contents

• General-Ledger
  • Purpose of this Project
    • Table of Contents
    • How to Use
    • Deployment
    • Screenshots of this Project
    • Technologies Utilized
    • Server-side Data Input Validation (Firebase)
    • Steps to Deploy Locally
      • License - MIT

How to Use

Login with your Google account. Click Add Expense to Enter expenses. Review, Sort, Filter, and Tally expense records in the Dashboard. Click any record in the Dashboard to read Notes, Modify and/or Delete it on the Edit's Page.

Deployment

The general-ledger has been deployed to a Heroku Dyno and can be used by following the link. (Note: Resting Dyno's can often take 10 to 15 seconds to spin up on initial load and are not indicative of a sites true load speed.)

Screenshots of this Project

Technologies Utilized

Core	Styling/Authentication	Dependencies	Dev Environment/Testing
React	SCSS	AirBnB/React-Dates	Babelrc Compiler
Express	Google Fonts	Moment.js	WebPack
NodeJS	normalize.css	Numeral.js	Jest Testing Framework
Redux	Google Login	Yarn	Redux-Devtools-Extension
Firebase DB	Firebase AuthO	UUID	extract-text-webpack-plugin
JSX	Validator	Redux-Thunk	Babel Poly-Fill
JavaScript	CSS3	RegEx	LiveServer
HTML5	dotenv	CSS Loader	History

Server-side Data Input Validation (Firebase)

{
  "rules": {
    ".read": false,
    ".write": false,
    "users": {
      "$user_id": {
        ".read": "$user_id === auth.uid",
        ".write": "$user_id === auth.uid",
        "expenses": {
          "$expense_id": {
            ".validate": "newData.hasChildren(['description', 'note', 'createdAt', 'amount'])",
              "description": {
                ".validate": "newData.isString() && newData.val().length > 0"
              },
              "note": {
                ".validate": "newData.isString()"
              },
              "createdAt": {
                ".validate": "newData.isNumber()"
              },
              "amount": {
                ".validate": "newData.isNumber()"
              },
              "$other": {
            	".validate": false
          	}
          }
        },
          "$other": {
            ".validate": false
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Steps to Deploy Locally

1. Clone down this repo
2. Restore dependencies by running yarn install in the root of your local repo
3. Restore production files by running yarn run build:prod
4. Start local server by running yarn run dev-server
5. You are now in development mode on localhost:8080
6. Deploy to host of your choice: ex.; Heroku
7. Connect to a database and authentication of your choice: ex.; Firebase
8. Create Firebase DB and authentication per Firebase documentation
9. Add API keys to your local project
10. Set Firebase API keys in Heroku from command line: heroku config:set <list all 6 keys separated by a space>
11. You now should be able to login on your deployed site

Note: If you encounter a FIREBASE FATAL ERROR when you attempt to launch your app, please refer to the repo Firebase-Fatal-Error-Heroku-Deploy-Solved for a possible solution.

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Companion Versions of the App

This app was built in React to be easily scalable. Other versions of this app can be found on the following repo's.

• Expense-Manager
• Personal-Expense-Manager
• Reservationist
• General-Ledger

License - MIT