ECondo

ECondo is condominium managment system designed to offer to easiest possible experience

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🌟 Features

1. Entrance Manager
   • Can create/delete/update properties for the respective entrance.
   • Can create/delete/update occupants (owners, tenants and users) for the properties
   • Can create bills and monitor payments using Stripe
2. Owners
   • Can add/delete/update the tenants and users of their properties
   • Can pay bills for their properties
3. Tenants and Users
   • Can pay bills for the properties they occupy

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🛠️ How to build

Note

ECondo's API and Client both support HTTP and HTTPS.

However, for development purposes, it is recommended to use HTTP as it is easier to set up and requires less configuration.

• In development mode, both the API and the Client default to HTTP.
• In production (release) mode, they default to HTTPS for secure communication.

Prerequisites

Before you build the project, make sure the following tools are installed on your system:

• Docker
  Required for containerizing and running the backend services.

• Node.js (includes npm)
  Required for building and running the frontend client.

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Now to get started, clone the repository to your local machine using git:

git clone https://github.com/infirit89/Condominium-Management-App

Before building the project, make sure to create an appsettings.json file in the ECondo.Api directory.
Use the provided example.appsettings.json as a reference, and fill in the appropriate credentials for your environment.

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Once that's done, you can build and start the API using Docker Compose:

cd Condominium-Management-App

cd backend

docker compose up --build

Note

✅ Successful Startup

You'll know the app has started successfully when you see the following line in the logs:

Content root path: /app

After that you have to setup the client

cd ..

cd frontend/econdo.client

npm i

Before building the client, make sure to create a .env file. Use the provided .env.example as a reference, and fill in the appropriate credentials for your environment.

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Once that's done, you can build and start the client:

npm run dev

Important

Starting the client using this method will launch the app in development mode.

In this mode, Next.js compiles pages on-demand — meaning the first time a user visits a page, there may be a short delay while Next.js builds it. This is completely normal.

🕒 Please be patient during these initial loads.

In production (release) mode, all pages are precompiled ahead of time, so this delay does not occur.

🎉 That's All!

Congratulations! 🎊 You've successfully completed the build and setup process for ECondo.

You can now enjoy exploring and using the platform.
Whether you're managing properties or just trying things out — you're all set to go!