ERP processes made easy from your phone

This mobile app is based on Axelor Open Suite (AOS).

The objective is to enable ERP processes to be carried out directly from the phone thanks to simplified screens.

Axelor Open Mobile is a redesign of the Axelor Mobile application, now obsolete, in React Native. This redesign also contains the addition of new features in addition to better ergonomics.

Based on a modular architecture, the application can be dedicated to a single module or be multidisciplinary.

This new application mobile includes at the moment the following modules with different AOS compatibility:

• Stock management (AOS v6.4+)
• Production (AOS v6.4+)
• CRM (AOS v6.5+)

Working on :

• Human ressources (AOS v7.1+)
• Offline management

Please see installation guide to get more informations about preriquisites.

Modules can be enabled directly in file App.js from src folder or with settings module from AOS.

To manage apps directly with the Application component, you just need to add/remove Module objects from modules props.

import React from 'react';
import {Application} from '@axelor/aos-mobile-core';
import {StockModule} from '@axelor/aos-mobile-stock';
import {ManufacturingModule} from '@axelor/aos-mobile-manufacturing';
import application_properties from '../package.json';

const App = () => {
  return (
    <Application
      modules={[StockModule, ManufacturingModule]}
      mainMenu="auth_menu_user"
      version={application_properties.version}
    />
  );
};

export default App;

You can also activate/desactivate apps directly for the configuration module which will be available from AOS v7.0+.

• Install dependencies : yarn clean && yarn
• Build packages : yarn build
• Install debug android APK : yarn android
• Start Metro for development : yarn start
• Create release AP : cd android && ./gradlew app:assembleRelease

The project provides a storybook to visualize the rendering of the different components available in the UI package.

The stories are available in the packages/ui/stories folder.

To start the storybook, just run the command yarn storybook. The storybook is then available at the following address: localhost:6006.

The official documentation of the storybook tool used is here.