EDM System is an electronic document management and task tracking server application.
It is extremely easy to install and configure.
See EDM Project website to get the complete documentation, screenshots, downloads, etc.
The application has the following functions:
- Documents: create, upload files, edit, delete, approve
- Approval list for documents
- User profiles, companies, departments: create, edit, delete
- Tasks: create, edit, upload files, assign, forward, change status (mark as done, cancel, etc.), add comments with files attached
- Notifications by e-mail: about user creation to that user, about approvals, about changes and comments in a task to related users
- Themes and localization support
- UX/UI features: bb-code, search results highlighting, etc.
- Some basic bruteforce protection
- Redis support to store sessions and other shared data
- Other functions, not mentioned in this list
Supported themes: dark, light, monochrome-dark, monochrome-light.
Supported languages: English, Spanish, French, Russian.
To build use Go (Golang) programming language, run go build, and then you can run ./edm (edm.exe for windows) app in the current directory. If you build the application and run locally, by default it immediately opens the browser, so you can start using it.
Default login: admin, for default password use empty string (no password).
To build with docker and run with docker-compose use: docker build -t edm . and then docker-compose up. If you run it with docker-compose it does not open the browser by itself. You can open the system at: http://127.0.0.1:8090
The application supports the following RDBMS:
- SQLite
- Microsoft SQL Server
- MySQL(MariaDB)
- Oracle
- PostgreSQL
The application runs on modern browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and does not support Internet Explorer.
Config file, logs, uploads, sqlite database are stored in .edm directory of a user home directory. See the config file to modify the server configuration.
Themes are located in the static directory.
Language files are located in i18nserver (backend) and static/i18n (frontend) directories.