🖥️ Ping CRM on Grails

A demo application built with Grails and Vue.js to illustrate how Inertia.js works.
It uses the Grails Adapter for Inertia.js plugin.

Note

This is a port to Grails/Groovy of the original Ping CRM written in Laravel/PHP.

Note

There is a live demo of this application at: https://pingcrm.mattiasreichel.com

The demo is running in a container that is destroyed/recreated at the top of every hour.
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📋 Requirements

• Java 17+
• Npm

📦 Installation

Clone the repo locally

git clone https://github.com/matrei/pingcrm-grails.git
cd pingcrm-grails

Install client dependencies

npm install

🏃 Running

🛠️ In development mode ...

Serve client files with hot module replacement

npm run serve

and start the grails application

./gradlew bootRun

🚀 ... or in production mode

with bundled/minified client files

./gradlew -Dgrails.env=production bootRun

✅ You're ready to go!

Visit Ping CRM in your browser - http://localhost:8080

🧪 Running tests

To run the Ping CRM test suite, run:

./gradlew check

🔨 Build for production

To create a runnable war for production (in ~/pingcrm-grails/build/libs)

./gradlew assemble

that can be run with:

java -jar build/libs/pingcrm-grails-4.0.1-SNAPSHOT.war

⚙️ SSR

To run the application in server-side rendering mode, you need node >= v18 installed on your system. SSR is disabled by default. To enable it, set the inertia.ssr.enabled config property to true in application.yml. The default location of the SSR bundle is src/main/resources/ssr/ssr.mjs. You can change it by setting/adding the inertia.ssr.bundle config property.

🙏 Credits

• Original work by Jonathan Reinink (@reinink) and contributors
• Port to Grails by Mattias Reichel (@mattias_reichel)