A project management tool.

• Kanban task board with realtime updates
• Timeline view of tasks and projects
• BPMN diagrams
• Business model canvas sheet for project
• Projects grouped by organization
• Project weather like status
• Meeting reports
• Permissions per organization & per project

Demo server: https://latelier.services.jbl2024.com

Warning: do not store sensitive data, use at your own risk. Data is reset periodically.

Available credentials:

• username: user1@localhost / password: user1
• username: user2@localhost / password: user2

Since v2.9.0, Docker images are available on docker hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/jbl2024/latelier .

A docker-compose.yml is also provided.

This application is built with Meteor framework.

See https://www.meteor.com/install for installation instructions.

The following external dependencies are required:

Copy settings-development.json.sample.json to settings-development.json and update values matching your configuration

Settings:

email:

users:

sso:

elasticApm:

storage:

s3

auth:

oauth2:

Note: tested only with keycloak.

coedition:

Example:

{
  "generateFixtures": false,
  "disableAccountCreation": false,
  "attachmentsPath": "/tmp/attachments/",
  "notificationsPerUser": 50,
  "users": {
    "search": "admin",
    "invite": "admin"
  },
  "email": {
    "from": "noreply@localhost"
  },
  "roles": {
    "admin": ["[email protected]"]
  },
  "public": {
    "emailVerificationNeeded": false,
    "seo": {
      "titlePrefix": "l'atelier"
    },
    "sso": {
      "enabled": true,
      "email": "header-email"
    },
    "uploadTransport": "ddp"
  }
}

If generateFixtures parameter is set to true, 50 users are created at startup (if user count is <= 2). Default password for generated users is password.

meteor npm install

npm start

A Dockerfile and a docker-compose are provided to start a development environment.

$ docker-compose --file docker-compose.dev.yml up

will start in dev mode (autorestart, no production build):

• the app container with node & meteor
• mongodb (latest)
• mongoexpress (http://localhost:8081)
• maildev (http://localhost:1080)

When all containers are running, open another terminal to start meteor application:

$ docker-compose --file docker-compose.dev.yml exec app npm run start-dev

After a few minutes, the app will be available at http://localhost

Note: do not forget to create a settings-development.json file.

Apache License 2.0