mirandaaldana/idurar-crm

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Mindmap

mindmap
  root((idurar-crm))
    Inputs
      Customer records
      Invoice line items
      Payment events
      Quotes
    Outputs
      Invoice documents
      Payment status
      Customer dashboards
      Quote PDFs
    Use Cases
      Self host a CRM
      Track invoices
      Manage quotes and payments
    Tech Stack
      MongoDB
      Express
      Node.js
      React
      Ant Design
      Redux

mindmap root((idurar-crm)) Inputs Customer records Invoice line items Payment events Quotes Outputs Invoice documents Payment status Customer dashboards Quote PDFs Use Cases Self host a CRM Track invoices Manage quotes and payments Tech Stack MongoDB Express Node.js React Ant Design Redux

Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Self-host an invoicing and CRM app for a small business as an alternative to QuickBooks or Salesforce.

USE CASE 2

Use the nine-step INSTALLATION-INSTRUCTIONS flow to wire up a MongoDB cluster, backend, and React frontend.

USE CASE 3

Customise the Ant Design React UI on top of the existing Redux state to fit a specific company's invoice workflow.

USE CASE 4

Study a MERN stack ERP layout as a template for a similar self-hosted internal tool.

Tech stack

MongoDBExpressNode.jsReactAnt DesignRedux

Getting it running

Difficulty · moderate Time to first run · 1h+

Needs a MongoDB cluster (Atlas or local), env file with the connection string, plus separate backend and frontend dev servers.

AGPL v3 license, free to use but any network-hosted service built on it must also make its full modified source code available to users.

In plain English

This repository is a personal copy of IDURAR, an open-source ERP and CRM application aimed at small businesses that want to manage invoices, quotes, payments, and customer records without paying for a hosted product like QuickBooks or Salesforce. The owner of this fork, mirandaaldana, has not added any custom description, so what the README documents is the original IDURAR project rather than any changes specific to this fork. The app is built on what the README calls the MERN stack, meaning MongoDB for the database, Express and Node.js for the server side, and React for the browser interface. The look and feel comes from Ant Design, a popular React component library, and the front-end state is managed with Redux. None of those names matter much for understanding what the app does: it is a web app you install on your own machine or server, point at a MongoDB database, and then use through a browser to track invoices and customers. The headline features listed in the README are invoice management, payment management, quote management, and customer management. The README also mentions inventory, accounting, and HR in a later paragraph, though it does not go into detail about any of them. Getting started is described as a nine-step process that mostly lives in a separate INSTALLATION-INSTRUCTIONS file: clone the repo, create a MongoDB cluster, edit an environment file, paste in the database connection string, install backend dependencies, run a setup script, start the backend server, install frontend dependencies, and start the frontend. The license is the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0, which the README summarizes as free to use for personal or commercial purposes. The AGPL has stricter conditions than MIT or Apache, so anyone planning to ship this as part of a hosted service should read the actual license text before relying on the README summary.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

Walk me through the nine-step INSTALLATION-INSTRUCTIONS for idurar-crm and produce a single docker-compose.yml that runs the backend, frontend, and a MongoDB replica together.

Prompt 2

Add a new tax-rate field to idurar-crm invoices, propagate it through the Express API, MongoDB schema, and the React invoice form.

Prompt 3

Replace idurar-crm's Ant Design theme with a custom company palette without breaking the existing Redux-connected components.

Prompt 4

Audit idurar-crm's AGPL v3 obligations for a SaaS deployment and produce a short legal checklist for the team.

Prompt 5

Extend idurar-crm with a basic inventory module that hooks into the existing customer and invoice screens.

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