Tool to help farmers with tracking their inventory and cattle growth.

• Back End: ExpressJS/NodeJS, Mongoose/MongoDB.
• Front End: Next JS, React ChartJS, Framer Motion, CSS Modules.

https://livestockapp.vercel.app/

My dad is a farmer back in Brazil and he manages his inventory with pen and paper, making it difficult to keep track of everything across numerous sheets. To assist him (and myself), I created an app that enables us to record cattle growth, health, purchases, sales, and even estimate profits.

Client users can:

• Add individual animals with name, color, breed, weight, date of purchase, rate, health condition and description.
• Add batches with animals, seller, notes and purchase date.
• Add pastures with name, condition and area.
• Visualize averages: active cattle weight and monthly growth.
• Visualize total investment (active cattle).
• Sort and filter animals.
• Add weight logs to an animal and keep track of it with visualized data.
• Move/Remove/Add animals to pastures
• Simulate a sale and visualize investments, profits and growth.

With the API, you could get/add/remove/edit animals, batches and pastures, as well as add and removing weight logs. Check out this Postman documentation for more info on the API: https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/12400552/2s93RQTu4s#intro

You'll need a MongoDB account in order to run the app.

To run this project, you will need to add the following environment variables:

To your /api/.env file:

DATABASE - Your MongoDB connection string.

DATABASE_PASSWORD - Your MongoDB password. We will replace the in the connection string with this.

PORT - (optional) The port you'll run the app locally.

To your /ui/.env.local file:

API_BASE_URL - Your base URL for client requests in the ui/utils/axios.js file

Clone the project

  git clone https://github.com/pedroenriquedev/LiveStock.git

Go to the project directory

  cd my-project

  cd api

Install server dependencies

  npm install

Install client dependencies

  cd ..

  cd ui

  npm install

Start the client

  npm run dev

Start the server

  npm run server

For support, please email [email protected].