dev-geddy / react-invoice

Create and manage invoices in browser, print to PDF

react-invoice

I've built this app for in-browser quick invoice creation. You can start using it here: https://react-invoice-nu.vercel.app/.

Features

• Create invoice
• Manage multiple invoices (no limit on count is set in the code)
• Edit invoice branding
• Edit supplier/provider details
• Edit customer details
• Select customer details from previous customers to auto-fill
• Add, edit, remove invoice entries
• Edit invoice number and series
• Define currency
• Define VAT rate
• Lock invoice so you don't accidentally change it
• Print layout. You may print invoice to a PDF or send to a printer.
• Auto-generate invoice number based on existing invoices
• Auto pre-fill provider details from latest invoice
• Show/hide provider and customer forms
• All data is stored in your browser's memory (localStorage). All data is yours.

What it looks like

Demo is available here: https://react-invoice-nu.vercel.app/.

Printing

Use in-browser print functionality to print to PDF or send to your printer. Print view includes only active invoice.

Running on your computer

To run it on your machine you'll need NVM to run this JS app (or simply Node v16).

Install relevant Node version by running nvm install 16. Once Node is installed run below commands within the project directory.

nvm use
yarn install
yarn start

Note: all information is stored in your Browser's LocalStorage. You may access that via Developer Tools / Application / LocalStorage. This means no information is sent anywhere, just exists and is stored on your web browser. If you update your browser or clear all history / cache, you're likely to lose all stored invoices.

Default config

Default configuration is stored in .env file. In order to define your default invoice values clone .env into .env.local and modify default config values accordingly.

Deployment

If you'd like to deploy this app for yourself, you need only a simple http server (Apache, Nginx or similar). Run yarn build and copy /build directory contents to your hosting.