HR Scheduler

HR Scheduler is a Google-Calendar-like interface that users can make appointment entries for any hour of any year. Useful for managing and scheduling extensive amount of business appointments and any type of events.

Notes

Current version includes very few real data-binding and it's mostly just a mockup with a detailed UI design. Even though seems no interaction can be made, code architecture and development infrastructure is almost complete.

Todo

• Provide the basic functionality of adding and browsing appointments
• Editing/Viewing appointments
• Provide the searching/filtering functionality
• Improve layout responsivity, colors

Further Development

Get started with installing dependencies from npm:

npm i

You need SASS in your system, if you don't have, install it with:

gem install sass

You should make changes only in ./src directory. Before starting making changes, you should:

make watch

Before deploy, run:

make release

Working in a dummy server also wouldn't hurt:

npm start

./dist is the one need to be served. You don't need any of other files on your server.

Development Notes

• HR Scheduler uses the ReactiFlux approach. I've used the easy-to-use Fluxxor library for supplying the underlying communication between actions, components and stores.

• Components are React.

• Routing is done with react-router

• App modules are developed with the CommonJS way of modularization, means Browserify is used to get the code work in browser.

• Also Babelify transformer added to browserify, because ES2015 is cool. And we have polyfills as well.

• I've used Makefile for build automation.

• PostCSS/Autoprefixer and SASS have vastly improved the CSS writing experience.

• The latest versions of packages are used.