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Kyle is a web application built with Laravel for web developers and small companies to efficiently track and stay on top of yearly expenses related to services. We believe that having a calendar with reoccurring meetings or relying on email notifications from service providers is not a trustworthy source of information to bill clients for the services they use.

Kyle attempts to provide you with a clear and simple way to see which client uses which services and when those service need to be billed. The idea behind Kyle is very simple "Never forget to bill a client for the services that he uses".

Overview

Names and prices displayed in this image are all fictional and are provided here for demonstration purposes.

Features

Installation

Install by issuing the Composer create-project command in your terminal:

composer create-project --prefer-dist laravelista/kyle

Change values in .env file related to DB_ and APP_ keys.

You need to set your database values including:

Also you need to set application to production env and disable debugging if you are planning on running Kyle on a production server:

Migrate database

Run migrations with:

php artisan migrate

Sample data

To populate Kyle with sample data and see how the Overview and Report pages look like, use this command:

php artisan db:seed

Warning! This command will populate the database with a lot of sample data. Use only while testing or if you understand what will happen once this command has triggered.

This will create a sample user with which you can login:

EmailPassword
sample@user.devpassword

Create new user

To create a new user use this command:

php artisan user:create "John Doe" john@doe.com

You will be asked for the password.

Info

At the start of every year 1st of January a command occurrences:spawn is executed using the task scheduler.

Be sure to add Cron entry to your server:

* * * * * php /path/to/artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1

This command creates new occurrences for services that will occur in the new year.