Status: In progress (work in progress)

PelletTracker is a small application to record and visualize household pellet consumption over time. The app collects usage entries and presents charts to help monitor consumption trends and plan deliveries.

• Record pellet usage entries (date, quantity).
• Time-series charts and summaries.

• Frontend:
  • Frontend converted to React; improve chart UI.
  • Convert JavaScript code to TypeScript.
  • User account pages and preferences.
• Backend:
  • Authentication and authorization (JWT-based access tokens, role-based access).
  • Validation, better error responses and global exception handling.
  • Pagination and filtering for large data sets.
  • Import/Export improvements (bulk import, CSV mapping).
  • Rate limiting and basic abuse protection.
  • Migrate to PostgresSQL-database.
• Tests:
  • Add comprehensive unit and integration tests for backend and frontend.
  • End-to-end tests for critical flows.

• Backend: Java, Spring Boot
• Frontend: React
• Build: Gradle
• Database: MongoDB
• Containerization: Docker
• CI/CD: GitHub Actions (builds containers and deploys)

• Backend: run with Gradle (./gradlew bootRun) or build a Docker image.
• Database: start a MongoDB instance (or use the provided Docker Compose).
• Frontend: install with npm and run the dev server.

Environment variables and ports are configured in the project for local dev and for production in GitHub Secrets.

• Backend API under /api/pellets.
• Tests and CI workflows are configured in the .github/workflows directory.

GitHub Actions builds container images and deploys the service via the repository CI/CD pipeline.

Contributions and bug reports are welcome. Open an issue or submit a pull request.

MIT