HARITJOSHI1 / superpdf

A web application that will provide an interface to the users providing services that will operate & manage PDF documents. It consists of an easy-to-navigate user interface so users can easily access and focus on performing their tasks with productivity tracking suit builtin.

Superpdf 👨‍💻 📁

Welcome to Superpdf, a web application that will provide an interface to the users providing services that will operate & manage PDF documents. It consists of an easy-to-navigate user interface so users can easily access and focus on performing their tasks with productivity tracking suit builtin.

Languages Used 💡

Features 🛠

• A web app capable of merging, splitting, optimized compress/ion, rotation, converting word docs to pdf's, JPG, PNG to PDFs interface to edit multiple pdf documents.

• Allows users to digitally sign the PDFs and also verify the signs to check the authenticity of the sign also provides users to highlight certain sections of PDFs, copy texts, and add custom annotations.

• Provide encryption of PDFs using e_AES_256 cryptography standards for security and many other operations supported using PDFTRON library results in sharable & downloadable documents to the device or saved in Google Drive and Dropbox using Node js Stream API.

• Signing from Google and Facebook using OAuth firebase for authorization.

• Cookies-based fixed refresh tokens are used to keep users signed in for a fixed time period.

• All PDFs are saved in zip formats using JSZip and docs can be imported using Google Picker API and cronjob to clear temporary docs after an hour from the server with a dashboard for monitoring and managing workflows.

• Recurring payments are powered via stripe and paypal and can be managed within the application with stripe webhooks to manage payment states and their confirmation at the application's server side.

Tech Stack 🚀

Core tech	Purpose
React JS	Create front-end of the app
Node JS	Create back end of the app
Express JS	Used middlewares for Node JS
MongoDB	Database
Typescript	For type safety
Firebase	Used OAuth providers
JWT	Implemented refresh tokens
PDFTRON	Server side PDF renderer, supports PDF suit
PSPDFKIT	Client side PDF renderer
Multer	Processing multipart-form data
React Router	For client side routing
Axios	For data fetching
SWR	For optimized data fetching
Redux	Globle State management
MUI	For material UI components
Stripe and stripe elements	For client side payment processing
Paypal SDK	Paypal payment gateway
GAPI	For google GIS authentication

Prerequisites 🔴

• Yarn
• Node

Running Locally 🏃

Clone this repository and install dependencies by running:

npm install 
#or 
yarn install

Create a new file named config.env with the following environment variables in the root of the api folder:

NODE_ENV=
JWT_SECRET_A=
JWT_SECRET_R=
JWT_EXPIRES_A=
JWT_EXPIRES_R=
PDFTRON_INIT=
EMAIL_HOST=
EMAIL_PORT=
EMAIL_USERNAME=
EMAIL_PASS=
DB_URL=
DB_PASSWORD=
STRIPE_SK_TEST=
STRIPE_SK_PROD=

for PDFTRON_INIT used the value as "demo:1656489012631:7a705f89030000000099d30cf22434dc5223f070825aca6f02d8157de5" as it will initialize the library in trial mode.

For development mode, run these in client and api folders in the terminal:

npm run dev

For production mode, run these in client and api folders in the terminal:

npm run build
npm start

Visit http://localhost:3000/ and run server on localhost:5000/ or your custom port environment variable to view the app.

Screenshots 📸

Desktop

Mobile

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