Tagmatic is a simple project management app for managing teams and projects. It has a nice interface for adding team members, projects, tasks, milestones, etc. The interactive board enables creation of custom columns (perfect for agile development), easy adding, editing and deleting tasks on the board, as well as dragging & dropping tasks to different columns (eg. from In Progress to Done).
Dashboard contains various reports displaying sprint, project and team progress (see screenshots at the bottom).
This is version 0.0.1 of the app, meaning there are many more features to come. The demo is available at http://ivanaszuber.github.io/tagmatic/demo and contains some of the features.
Source code is located in the app folder. Each component is located in its own folder.
Tagmatic is an AngularJS app conecting to the Flask backend which implements the Web service API. The backend is available at https://github.com/ivanaszuber/tagmatic-backend.
Other libraries used include: RequireJS, angular-ui-router, angular-couch-potato, angular-ui-grid, d3, c3, lodash, karma, jasmine... See bower.json for the full list of dependencies.
If you'd like to install Tagmatic locally checkout the tagmatic-backend repository, install its requirements and create the database with the following commands:
git clone git@github.com:ivanaszuber/tagmatic-backend.git tagmatic-backend/
cd tagmatic/backend/server
pip3 install -U -r requirements.txt # install Python dependencies
python3 db_create.py #create the database
python3 run.py #run the server on localhost:5005
Checkout tagmatic-frontend and install it's dependencies with the following commands:
git clone git@github.com:ivanaszuber/tagmatic-frontend.git tagmatic-frontend/
cd tagmatic-frontend/config
bower install
The build script is available in grunt-tasks. To create the build directory run the following
cd ..
cd grunt/tasks
npm install
grunt
This will run the Gruntfile.js and:
- concatenate all .js and .html files into a single .js file,
- copy all necessary lib .js, .css and font files
- minify all those files
- append a hash to every file
- and rename all references to those files so that they point to the correct hashed version
After the build is finished, new files will be available at tagmatic-frontend/build
To run unit tests install the dependencies by running:
cd tagmatic-frontend
npm install
Start the karma server. This will execute all tests under the tagmatic-frontend/test folder.
Here are some screenshots of the app. You can also check out the demo at http://ivanaszuber.github.io/tagmatic/demo
