Hotel Management System

Hotel Management System (HMS) is an open-source web-based hotel management software, designed and built for guesthouses and small hotels.

Roadmap

• Visit phamhongphuc/uit.hotel#339

Features

• The system features include:
  • Revenue Management.
  • Yield Management.
  • Booking management.
  • Day rate management.
  • Booking calendar.
  • Check ins & check outs management.
  • Invoices and receipts.
  • Accounting document reports.

Note: Some features are currently in development.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

To build this application from source, you need to have many other requirements and take additional steps:

• .NET Core SDKs 2.2.203 (.NET Core 3.0 will not work due to the breaking change).
• Node.JS 10.16.0 or later.
• Yarn 1.19.2 or later.
• Ngrok account to public URLs for building webhook integrations.
• Additions: Realm Studio to open the database file.

Setup

1. Clone

Clone this repo to your local machine using

git clone https://github.com/phamhongphuc/uit.hotel

2. Setup secret key

a. On your local

In uit.hotel folder, Create a file named appsettings.Development.json and update the content like below:

{
    "MOMO": {
        "SECRET_KEY": "12345678123456781234567812345678",
        "ACCESS_KEY": "1234567812345678",
        "PARTNER_CODE": "MOMO123456123456",
        "NOTIFY_URL": "null"
    }
}

Note: SECRET_KEY, ACCESS_KEY and PARTNER_CODE will come from https://business.momo.vn/. And NOTIFY_URL will automatically generate by script.

b. On any server

This system will start 2 servers, once for front-end (NodeJS), once for the back-end (DotNET Core).

You can create a file named appsettings.Development.json like section 2.a for the back-end server but the best practice is setting up the environment variables like:

MOMO_SECRET_KEY = 12345678123456781234567812345678
MOMO_ACCESS_KEY = 1234567812345678
MOMO_PARTNER_CODE = MOMO123456123456
MOMO_NOTIFY_URL = <your backend server url>/api/payment/momo
TIMEZONE = 7

With the TIMEZONE is your hotel location's timezone.

3. Setup ngrok

Note: This step is only necessary if you want to run it on your local machine.

Open any terminal and type:

ngrok authtoken 123456789123456789123456789_12345123451234512345

Running this command will add your account's auth token to your ngrok.yml file. You can get your auth token from https://dashboard.ngrok.com/

4. Install/Update dependencies

Run yarn command in both uit.hotel and uit.hotel.client folders.

III. Running on your local

1. Back-end

cd uit.hotel

# run ngrok & dotnet
yarn dev

# run ngrok & dotnet watch
yarn dev watch

# run ngrok only
yarn dev host

# run dotnet only
dotnet run

# run dotnet watch only
dotnet watch

2. Unit test for back-end

Note: Make sure that dotnet isn't running at the same time you run the unit test.

cd uit.hotel.test
dotnet test

3. Front-end

cd uit.hotel.client

# build your application with webpack and minify the JS & CSS (for production)
yarn build

# start the server in production mode
yarn start

# launch a development server on localhost:8080 with hot-reloading
yarn dev

# run linter: eslint, stylelint
yarn lint

# run format code with eslint, stylelint & prettier
yarn type:fix

# generate graphql schema (start the back-end server first)
yarn gql

Contributors

This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the MIT licensed file for details.