Login page	Boards page

Board details page	Drag and drop cards and columns

Search boards	Create custom board

• JHipster

• Spring Boot

• Angular 9

• Bootstrap 4

docker pull andreisasu/portalizer:latest

docker run -e ADMIN_PASS=<admin_password> <container_id>

By default, the application will use an embedded H2 in memory database.

MySQL is also available with the mysql spring profile.

You might need a mysql container up and running: https://github.com/AndreiSasu/portalizer.org/tree/master/portalizer#using-docker-to-simplify-development-optional

docker run -e _JAVA_OPTIONS="-Dspring.profiles.active=prod,mysql" -e ADMIN_PASS=<admin_password> <container_id>

You can override the mysql user / password by specifying: -Dspring.datasource.user=<username> -Dspring.datasource.password=<password> and the url by specifying -Dspring.datasource.url=jdbc:mysql://<hostname>:<port>/<schema>?option1=value1&option2=value2 if you need to.

If you want to have some sample data populated (boards, cards), use the demo spring profile

Ex:

docker run -e _JAVA_OPTIONS="-Dspring.profiles.active=prod,h2,demo" -e ADMIN_PASS=<admin_password> <container_id>

The sample data has been generated using Java Faker

API documentation is available via Swagger, enable it via the swagger spring profile.

By default, all boards are publicly accessible. You can require authentication via the enable-auth spring profile.

You can enable Google and / or Github login by using google-login and github-login profiles.

You will need to specify the following environment variables on startup:

-e GITHUB_CLIENT_ID=<your_github_client_id>
-e GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET=<your_github_client_secret>
-e GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=<your_google_client_id>
-e GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=<your_google_client_secret>

Please see Github and Google developer documentation on how to create an OAuth2 app to you account to obtain the above.

https://developer.github.com/apps/building-oauth-apps/creating-an-oauth-app/

https://console.developers.google.com/apis/credentials

1.0.3-RELEASE

Maintenance release, upgrading Angular 8 -> 9 and Java 8 -> 11

1.0.2-RELEASE

Added Google login and Github login support. (OAuth2)

Boards now also have an owner, which is the user that created them, if logged in.

1.0.1-RELEASE

Improved boards page with sorting, location URL for bookmarking and added list view.

1.0.0-RELEASE

Initial version

• Support for creating sprint retrospective boards from predefined templates:

  • Mad, Sad, Glad

    Mad, Sad, Glad is a popular retrospective technique that encourages team members to think about their emotions. How does the team feel after the last sprint? Mad, Sad, Glad is simple to learn while being easy to explain and run.

  • What Went Well, What To Improve, Action Items

    Focuses on the strengths and weaknesses of the team based on the previous sprint.

  • KALM: Keep, Add, Less, More

    KALM (Keep, Add, More, less) is a retrospective activity that fosters the conversation to the current activities and the perceived value. It helps team members to understand each other perceived value on such practices.

  • Start, Stop, Continue

    Start, Stop, Continue is an action-oriented retrospective technique that encourages participants to come up with practical ideas for team-based improvement.

  • 4Ls: Liked, Learned, Lacked, Longed For

    4Ls stands for Liked Learned Lacked Longed For. The 4Ls technique is a brainstorming technique for collecting feedback on a recently completed project or piece of work. This retrospective highlight the positive (liked & learned) as well as the negative (lacked & longed for). The team have to think mostly from a factual (what happened) perspective, rather than an emotional perspective.

  • Lean Coffee: To Discuss, Discussing, Discussed

    From the Lean Coffee website, we have that “Lean Coffee is a structured, but agenda-less meeting. Participants gather, build an agenda, and begin talking. Conversations are directed and productive because the agenda for the meeting was democratically generated.”

  • DAKI: Drop, Add, Keep, Improve

    The DAKI (or Drop Add Keep Improve) retrospective activity is suitable to use after several sprints working with the same team. As your team members are experimenting with different processes, it helps cull out non-value things, keep what is working, and improve by brainstorming on new ways to work.

  • Starfish: Keep Doing - Less Of - More Of - Stop Doing - Start Doing

    Starfish is a great data gathering activity to foster the thinking around practices and the value the team get from it. It helps team members to understand each other perceived value on such practices.

• Support for creating empty boards

• Support for adding / removing board columns

• Drag and drop support for cards and board columns

• Search boards by Name and Description.

REST endpoints and DTOs full size version.

Generated using Swagger to UML

• WebSocket support to broadcast all board/card events to connected users.
• Add voting and comment system support for cards.
• Add image preview and file attachment support for cards.
• Add private boards and invitation system.
• Enable user defined board templates to be saved and reused.
• LDAP / AD integration.

Copyright (c) 2020 Andrei Sasu

GNU General Public License V3