This budget tracker allows users to enter transactions for adding and subtracting funds as a way to keep track of your budget over time. Each transaction is graphed on a line chart as a means to visualize the transactions. The application includes offline functionality, which stores transactions if the application suddenly becomes offline, and sends them to the database upon re-connection. It utilizes the browsers indexedDB storage capabilities, and a service worker for caching website files while offline. It can also be used as a progressive web app, for installing on a desktop or mobile device.
The deployed application can be viewed here.
- compression - compression
- express - web application framework
- mongoose - mongodb object modeling for node.js
- morgan - HTTP request logger middleware
The application can be cloned from github using:
git clone [email protected]:yooperjb/budget_tracker.git
To the use the application MongoDB must be installed locally, or by using a service such at MongoDB Atlas. For testing purposes a local installation is recommended. The database settings are within the server.js file which will create and connect to the database described.
To run the application, from root use:
npm start
No tests were completed yet for this application.
Any questions or feedback regarding this project can be sent directly to my email. This project and others can be found at my Github page.
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