Source

Getting Started

cp .env.example .env
npm install
npm run db
npm run dev

Routes

Entities

TODO: Really need to have a /[org] top-level qualifier. (Or maybe that’s in the domain name?)

• /: Unprotected landing page. If logged in, redirect to /dashboard.
• /dashboard: Landing page
• /customers
  • ./[customer]: Single customer details, including workloads. Link to GET /events/new?customer=[customer]&workload=[workload] to create a new event
  • ./new
    • GET: Input form
    • POST: Create, redirect to /customers
    • ./workloads/new
      • GET: Input form
      • POST: Create, redirect to /customers/[customer]
• /workloads
  • ./reports
    • ./bystage: Report grouped by stage
    • ./needslove: Aging report
    • …
  • ?customer: Filter by multiple customers (OR)
  • ?stage: Filter by multiple stages (OR)
  • ?size
• /events
  • ?customer
  • ?workload
  • ?when=last+7+days
  • ./[event]: Detail
  • ./new
    • [?customer]
    • [?workload]
    • [?next]: Path to return to, e.g. /customers/[customer]
    • GET: Input form
    • POST: Create, redirect to ?next

Admin

• /login
• /logout

Model

• customers
  • customer 🔑
  • label
  • name
  • segment
  • industry
  • region
• workloads
  • workload 🔑
  • label
  • customer 🔗
• events
  • event 🔑
  • workload 🔗
  • happened_at
  • outcome

Rebuild Container

cp .devcontainer/.env.example .devcontainer/.env