Klapi is a web-based application to manage simple equipment reserve/loan/return transactions.
Klapi consists of the following components:
- Run database with docker-compose:
docker-compose up -d
- Run development server:
yarn dev
Project management is done with GitHub Projects.
New schema diagram is generated every time when generating new Prisma Client.
Klapi uses Prisma as ORM provider to connect Next.js to the database. Database schema is defined in prisma/schema.prisma. After making changes to the schema, remember to run yarn prisma migrate dev.
To generate dummy data, run yarn prisma db seed. The data is defined in prisma/seed.ts.
More information about Prisma can be found here.
Klapi uses NextAuth.js for authentication. Currently only authentication with Google is supported. New authentication providers can be added in NextAuth.js API route. If needed, Google authentication provider can be configured to only allow users from specific domains (own organization).
Klapi has 2 user roles: admin and user. Any person with Google account can become an user. Users can browse equipment and send reservation requests, as well as see their reservation history. Admins can edit equipment catalog, manage users and approve/reject reservation requests.