logicent/frontdesk-legacy

A property management system (PMS) for facilities and establishments that offer accommodation, rental and hiring services.

Note: This project has been archived in favor of logicent/frontier

FrontDesk (PMS)

• Version: 3.x
• Website
• Demo Username: admin Password: safdesk1
• Support Forum for comments, discussion and community support

Description

FrontDesk is a property management system (PMS) for facilities and establishments offering accommodation, rental and hiring services.

FrontDesk is built using PHP (FuelPHP 1.8.2) and JavaScript (jQuery 3.4.1) with customized SBAdmin2 (Bootstrap 3) admin template.

Requirements

• PHP 7.3 and php7.3-mbstring (PHP 7.2 should also work)
• MySQL 5.7
• Nginx (sample nginx.conf included in project root)

Installation

Setup via CLI

git clone https://github.com/logicent/frontdesk.git <path/to/project>

cd <path/to/project>

Note: Ensure composer is installed for this install task

php oil refine install

create/modify db.php settings as needed under fuel/app/config/

run tasks to create database tables

php oil refine migrate --packages=auth

php oil refine migrate:current

php oil refine migrate

TODO: create task to set/update default login

TODO: create task to load default reports

Setup (post-install) via UI

Go to sidebar navigation menu to:

• add business detail

• add facility property, unit types, units, rate types and rates

• add facility services

• add users

Development Team

• Ken Mwai - Creator and Lead Developer/Maintainer (@mwaigichuhi)

Want to contribute?

Thank you for considering contributing to FrontDesk. New contributors to improve the solution further or help provide support to issues are most welcome.

License

FrontDesk is released under the MIT license.

frontdesk-legacy's Issues

More instructions needed

Hello. I am attempting to use Frontdesk but am stuck at setup.

php oil refine migrate --packages=auth

This command hangs with no logs being generated and no output. I was able to have errors show that I needed to create the DB first. I have done this. But now when running the command nothing happens. Any help would be appreciated. :)

Does it work with apache?

Is only nginx supported?