guagin / bank

Full Stack Web Application similar to financial software that is used in professional banking institutions

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Full Stack Web Application similar to financial software that is used in professional banking institutions.

• The current account balance is calculated based on the SQL operation (Double-entry bookkeeping)
• Internalization of the application for three languages: English, German and Polish
• Support for multiple currencies with the current rate supplied from an external server via API
• Application programmed according to the correct design patterns and principle, i.e. SOLID, DRY and KISS
• Software supports PWA, it is adapted to all modern browsers and mobile devices (RWD)
• Implementation of Google Analytics along with the Cookie Consent according to the GDPR

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Frontend technologies stack (client)

JavaScript, React.js , Redux, Redux-Saga, Reselect, immer, antd and styled-components

Backend technologies stack (server)

TypeScript, Node.js, Nest.js, REST API, PostgreSQL and Swagger Documentation

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System requirements

• Node.js v12.18+
• yarn v1.22+
• PostgreSQL v10.12+

Installation and configuration

# 1. Clone the server repository and run the backend application
git clone https://github.com/pietrzakadrian/bank

# 2. Enter bank directory
cd bank

# 3. Initialize and clone attached submodules for server and client app
git submodule init && git submodule update

# 4. Start and configure the backend application
# 4.1 Go to the server directory and install the required dependencies
cd server && yarn

# 4.2 Rename `.env.example` file to `.env` and edit the access data in it
mv .env.example .env

# 4.3 Run the server application
yarn start

# 5. Start and configure the frontend application
# 5.1 Go to the client directory and install the required dependencies
cd client && yarn

# 5.2 You should change the endpoint API addresses to your local. To do this, edit the API_BASE_URL constant variable and set your address (by default it should be http://localhost:4000)
nano app/utils/api.js

# 5.3 Run the server application
yarn start

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license. Copyright (c) 2019-2020 Adrian Pietrzak.