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Client Project :-Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

Reference link: https://www.a3logics.com/erp-solution


YouTube link:https://youtu.be/dzqmw1f9960?si=QaKYG5-KIsV9nMWt

Note:
● Make a generic website by adding random but related text and images
From google/reference website
● Make changes according to your creativity at some Places because it should be look unique.
● Add only few products of each category and not all
Rough Timeline and Idea for Project (Not necessary to follow this timeline)
Two-Month MERN Stack CRM Software Development Project Plan:

1. Set Up Backend Server (Node.js with Express):


- Install Node.js and npm.
- Initialize a new Node.js project: `npm init`.
- Install Express: `npm install express`.
- Create an Express server file (e.g., `server.js`).
- Set up basic server structure, routes, and middleware.

2. Database Integration (MongoDB):


- Install MongoDB and set up a database.
- Use a MongoDB driver like Mongoose for Node.js: `npm install mongoose`.
- Connect the backend server to the MongoDB database.

3. Authentication (Optional):
- Implement user authentication using a package like Passport.js.
- Set up JWT (JSON Web Tokens) for secure authentication.

4. Create Models:
- Define MongoDB models for the ERP entities (e.g., User, Product, Order).

5. Develop API Endpoints:


- Create RESTful API endpoints for CRUD operations on different entities.
- Use Express Router for better organization.

6. Frontend Setup (React):


- Install Create React App: `npx create-react-app erp-frontend`.
- Set up the basic structure of your React app.

7. Create Components:
- Break down the UI into reusable React components.
- Use state and props for data management and passing.

8. Connect Frontend to Backend:


- Use Axios or Fetch API to make API requests from the React components.
- Ensure CORS is properly configured on the backend.

9. Implement State Management (Redux - Optional):


- Install Redux: `npm install redux react-redux`.
- Create actions, reducers, and connect them to React components.

10. UI Styling and Design:


- Use CSS, or a styling library like Bootstrap, to style your components.
- Ensure a responsive design for better user experience.

11. Testing:
- Write unit tests for both frontend and backend components.
- Use testing libraries such as Jest and Supertest.

12. Deployment:
- Choose a hosting service (e.g., Heroku, AWS, or DigitalOcean) for deployment.
- Configure environment variables for production settings.

13. Monitoring and Scaling:


- Set up monitoring tools for tracking performance (e.g., New Relic).
- Plan for scalability as your ERP system grows.

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