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Task management service based on the Kanban methodology. Helps decompose the task pipeline and speeds up all stages of your work
Telegram https://t.me/ookopro
Demo https://ooko.pro
Requirements
- Node or Bun
- CouchDB (optional)
Install
Create file package.json
echo -e '{"type": "module", "dependencies": {"ooko": "*"}}' > package.json
npm i # or bun i
Run
node node_modules/ooko/server.js --pwd node_modules/ooko --app-configs ../../configs.js
--- or ---
bun node_modules/ooko/server.js --pwd node_modules/ooko --app-configs ../../configs.js
configs.js
export default {
application_host: "https://ooko.local", // the address of the website where your service will work
license: "demo", // free license for 50 users and 50 projects
db_board: "/var/opt/ooko/db-board", // directory for data files
/*
db_board: {
url: "http://127.0.0.1:5984/ooko", // for couchdb
login: "admin",
password: "##",
},
*/
admins: [/*"USER_ID"*/], // Specify users who will have administrator rights
email_approved: null, // null | ['work-co.local', ...] - approved email domains for registration
email_noreply: '"ooko.local" <noreply@ooko.local>', // Sender's address
email: { // settings for sending letters
service: "Gmail", // nodemailer Gmail|Hotmail|Mail.ru|Yandex|...
user: "noreply@ooko.local",
pass: "##",
},
host: "127.0.0.1",
port: 8010,
};
FAQs
Task management service based on the Kanban methodology
The npm package ooko receives a total of 73 weekly downloads. As such, ooko popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ooko demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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