MoniCAG is a web application to be used by Centr'All Games (CAG) to manage its inventory and monitor borrowings.
Centr'All Games is a gaming club from École Centrale de Lille. All students from the school can come and play the club's games, or borrow them to play at home.
Historically, the club was managing its assets and borrowings with paperwork. More recently, the club started using a Google Form paired with a Google Sheet to declare and track borrowings.

This application aims at :

• Simplifying the borrowing process
• Creating a persistent database for the inventory
• Facilitating the club's annual audit
• Allowing every student from Centrale Lille to easily check out the available games
• Preventing bad practices when making borrowings

Just MoniCAG.
Version : MoniCAG v1.0.0 - Changelog
French README here

• Install Composer and npm
• Create a .env file at the root of the project
  • Use the .env.example file as a template
  • Fill it with your own settings
• Run composer install to install PHP dependencies
• Run npm install to install js dependencies
• Setup a local-hosted MariaDB database named monicag
• Run php artisan key:generate to create generate an application key (stored in .env)
• Run php artisan migrate --seed to migrate the database
• Run php artisan passport:install to migrate OAuth tables
• Run php artisan storage:link to create the symbolic link from "public/storage" to "storage/app/public"
• Run php artisan lang:generate to generate the public translation files
• Run php artisan serve to serve the application
• Run npm run watch to bundle the js resources
• Go to localhost:8000 with a web navigator

• Setup a local-hosted MariaDB database named monicag_testing
• Create a .env.testing file at the root of the project
  • Use the .env.testing.example file as a template
  • Fill it with your own settings
• Copy-paste .env.testing and rename the copy .env.dusk.local
• Run php artisan key:generate --env=testing to create generate an application key (stored in .env.testing)
• Run php artisan key:generate --env=dusk.local to create generate an application key (stored in .env.dusk.local)
• Run php artisan migrate --seed --env=testing to migrate the testing database
• Run php artisan dusk:chrome-driver to install the latest Chrome driver for Laravel Dusk
• Run composer phpunit to perform unit tests
• Run php artisan serve --env=dusk.local and composer dusk to perform browser tests
  • Don't perform unit and browser tests at the same time, they share the same database !

• Install Docker CE
• Install docker-compose
• Run sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up --build

• May have to chown the root of the project for it to match the www user group.
• May have to chmod -R 775 /storage.
• May have to set trusted proxies in .env for CSS assets and images to be accessible.

Code released under the MIT License.

Lenophie