Add Inventory Order Management System

[go2ismail]

🔥A powerful and ready-to-use inventory management system, based on ASP.NET Core built with Monolithic Clean Architecture, CQRS, and MediatR. It features a completely RESTful API for seamless integration and a modern front-end powered by Vue.js.

General

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• Pull request template structure not broken

Type

ℹ️ What types of changes does your code introduce?

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• Fix
• Feature

Checklist

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• Title as described
• Make sure you put things in the right category!
• Always add your items to the end of a list

Open Source

• Link description does not contain a link to an author / third-party resource
• The documentation (README) contains a description of the project, illustration of the project with a demo or screenshots and a CONTRIBUTING section
• The documentation is in English.
• The project is active and maintained.
• The project accepts contributions.
• Not a commercial product

Apps/Websites

• The website is available without errors or ssl certificate problems, and load in a reasonable amount of time.
• The website is using vuejs intensively. It should detect vue with vue-devtools.

  If you cannot detect vue with vue-devtools due to work at non public pages (e.g. for enterprise website), you can send Pull Request with screenshot that detected it.

• The website is original and not too simple. For that reason, blogs and simple landing pages are rejected.
• A commercial product using Vue, provided that guests could reasonably check out how Vue was used (i.e. A headless CMS which uses Vue for the Admin/editor Area and offers a free tier).

[Jogai]

Where are the vue parts?

[go2ismail]

Where are the vue parts?

All the pages (except index)

example:

[Jogai]

That does not seem like a best practice setup for vue. This is not a critique on your work, because this might be helpful to some people, its just that its not something to showcase to a broader audience.

[go2ismail]

Thank you for the feedback. I believe it’s actually the opposite. For a multiple-page application where the HTML is server-side rendered (in this case by ASP.NET), Vue is extremely helpful due to its reactivity. It allows for a more seamless experience with less code. For example, I can use watch to observe changes without cluttering my code with event listeners just to update the DOM. All of this is achieved in a very simple manner, without requiring an additional build system, and the performance is already excellent—even without using Single File Components (SFC).

[Jogai]

Could be, but its specific to an environment where a server is serving pages. Since this is a vue list I think the audience is better off looking at vue specific solutions instead of depending on a whole different web framework.

[go2ismail]

In my point of view, I have already met the required requirements. But in the end, I am aware that this is not my decision to make.