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Asset Checker

App here: https://asset-check.devguru.co

Simple tool to check assets assigned to you in Fresh Service app. It also allows you to check when you can replace or buyout Macbook (based on lease time).

New Features!

2019-01-10

  • Displaying 'Time to replacement' and 'Time to buyout' for Macbooks
  • Small UI redesign

Tech

Asset Checker uses a number of open source projects to work properly:

  • Node.js - Entire app build upon this
  • Express - fast node.js network app framework
  • PUG - template engine
  • Semantic UI - UI framework
  • Moment - date-time related package
  • Axios - promise based HTTP calls
  • DotENV - for handling environmental variables
  • And others..

Installation

Simply...

$ git clone this-repo

then...

$ npm install

to install all dependencies. Then you need to setup env variables. To do so copy .env.sample to .env file:

$ cp .env.sample .env

and fill .env with needed tokens and stuff.

Running localy

Just simply:

$ npm run devn

which will start development enviroment using Nodemon (You don't have to restart project each time you made a change in it). To force restart simply:

$ rs

License

MIT Free Software, Hell Yeah!

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