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www.idurarapp.com/open-source-erp-crm/

IDURAR is Open Source ERP / CRM (Invoice / Inventory / Accounting / HR) Based on Advanced Mern Stack (Node.js / Express.js / MongoDb / React.js ) with Ant Design (AntD) and Redux

Live App Demo : https://idurarapp.com/demo/

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IDURAR is Open Source ERP / CRM (Invoice / Inventory / Accounting / HR) Based on Mern Stack (Node.js / Express.js / MongoDb / React.js ) with Ant Design (AntD) and Redux

Live App Demo : https://idurarapp.com/demo/

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Getting started

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/idurar/idurar-erp-crm.git

cd idurar-erp-crm

Step 2: Create Your MongoDB Account and Database/Cluster

Create your own MongoDB account by visiting the MongoDB website and signing up for a new account.
Create a new database or cluster by following the instructions provided in the MongoDB documentation. Remember to note down the "Connect to your application URI" for the database, as you will need it later. Also, make sure to change <password> with your own password
add your current IP address to the MongoDB database's IP whitelist to allow connections (this is needed whenever your ip changes)

Step 3: Create the Environment File

Create a file named .variables.env in the /backend directory.
Copy all variables from tmp.variables.env .
Paste the copied variables inside .variables.env. This file will store environment variables for the project to run.

Step 4: Update MongoDB URI

In the .variables.env file, find the line that reads:

DATABASE="your-mongodb-uri"

Replace "your-mongodb-uri" with the actual URI of your MongoDB database.

Step 5: Install Backend Dependencies

In your terminal, navigate to the /backend directory of the project and run the following command to install the backend dependencies:

npm install

This command will install all the required packages specified in the package.json file.

Step 6: Run Setup Script

While still in the /backend directory of the project, execute the following command to run the setup script:

node setup/setup.js

This setup script may perform necessary database migrations or any other initialization tasks required for the project.

Step 7: Run the Backend Server

In the same terminal, run the following command to start the backend server:

npm run dev

This command will start the backend server, and it will listen for incoming requests.

Step 8: Install Frontend Dependencies

Open a new terminal window , and run the following command to install the frontend dependencies:

cd frontend

npm install

This command will navigate to the frontend directory within the project and install all the required packages for the frontend.

Step 9: Run the Frontend Server

After installing the frontend dependencies, run the following command in the same terminal to start the frontend server:

npm run start

This command will start the frontend server, and you'll be able to access the website on localhost:3000 in your web browser.

❗ ⚠️ If you encounter an OpenSSL error while running the frontend server, follow these additional steps:

Reason behind error: This is caused by the node.js V17 compatible issues with OpenSSL, see this and this issue on GitHub.

Try one of these and error will be solved

Downgrade to Node.js v16.
Enable legacy OpenSSL provider

Here is how you can enable legacy OpenSSL provider

On Unix-like (Linux, macOS, Git bash, etc.)

export NODE_OPTIONS=--openssl-legacy-provider

On Windows command prompt:

set NODE_OPTIONS=--openssl-legacy-provider

On PowerShell:

$env:NODE_OPTIONS = "--openssl-legacy-provider"

Here is reference about enabling legacy OpenSSL provider

After trying above solutions, run below command

npm run start

If you still facing issue, then follow this stackoverflow thread. It has so many different types of opinions. You definitely have solution after going through the thread.