Takakori

A self-hosted personal finance app.

Requirements

• PHP 8.1+
• Laravel v10.0+
• Laravel Livewire v3.0+
• Composer

If you don't have php installed in your computer, download it from php.new

Installation

Run the following commands in your terminal to clone the repository-

git clone [email protected]:milon/takakori.git takakori

Then go to the directory and run the install command-

cd takakori
./install.sh

If you are using bulk import functionality, run the queue worker from the project background using this command-

php artisan queue:work

# or running it for a single queue
php artisan queue:work --once

# running it in listener mode, adhere any changes in the code without restarting the worker
php artisan queue:listen

You can also run the following command to do everything at once-

composer run dev

Docker

Alternatively you can run this app with docker. Make sure you have docker and docker-compose installed in your computer. We used a tool called Laravel Sail, which is a wrapper around docker-compose. To install the docker dependency run the following command-

php artisan sail:install

As we would use the sail command a lot, it makes sense to have an alias setup for it-

alias sail='sh $([ -f sail ] && echo sail || echo vendor/bin/sail)'

Then run the following command to spin up docker containers-

./vendor/bin/sail up

# or run it in detached mode
./vendor/bin/sail up -d

And to start or stop the containers, run this-

# start
./vendor/bin/sail start

# stop
./vendor/bin/sail stop

To remove the containers, run the following command-

./vendor/bin/sail down

Then visit http://localhost to visit the site.

By default the app runs on Port 80. If the port is used by other services, you can override it by changing the value of APP_PORT in .env file.

Screenshots

You can see the screenshots here.

Author

• Nuruzzaman Milon