Note: This is the initial iteration of the README for the "Leviosa" project. It will be expanded and refined as the project progresses.
"Leviosa" is an activity management software designed to streamline and optimize the tracking and management of daily tasks and operations within an organization. By recording and categorizing activities, it aims to enhance productivity and provide valuable insights into workflow efficiency.
The project leverages a robust and modern technology stack to ensure scalability, performance, and maintainability:
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Frontend: SvelteKit is utilized for building a reactive and efficient user interface, offering a seamless user experience.
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Backend: Developed in Go (Golang), the backend provides a high-performance and concurrent server environment, handling business logic and API requests efficiently.
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Database: SQLite3 serves as the lightweight relational database, ensuring simplicity and reliability in data storage.
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Payment Processing: Integration with Stripe enables secure and efficient handling of payment transactions within the application.
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File Storage: Amazon S3 is employed for scalable and durable storage of user-uploaded files and assets.
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Caching: Redis is used to cache frequently accessed data, improving application performance and reducing database load.
To facilitate seamless development and deployment processes, the project includes:
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Dockerfiles: Customized Dockerfiles are provided to containerize the application components, ensuring consistency across different environments.
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Makefiles: Makefiles are available to automate build processes, streamline tasks, and manage dependencies efficiently.
Detailed instructions on building, deploying, and contributing to the project will be provided in subsequent iterations of this README. As the project evolves, comprehensive documentation will be added to assist developers and users in effectively utilizing and contributing to "Leviosa."
This README is a work in progress and will be updated as the project develops.