DWKit HRM is a comprehensive, yet simple implementation of DWKit that allows you to manage your human resources whether you are an SMB or a large enterprise.

DWKit Human Resource Management provides company owners and managers with an ability to easily control and monitor employee information and statuses.

Besides, it enables employees to create and manage dynamic events and view information about their colleagues.

• Employee catalogue
• Employee card
• Business processes: Business Trip, Sick leave, Vacation, Compensation, Recruitment
• Reports: Employee Report, Workflow Report

• admin (login - admin, password - 1)
• HR Director (login - hrdirector, password - 1)
• HR Manager (login - manager, password - 1)
• Director (login - director, password - 1)
• Accountant (login - accountant, password - 1)
• User 1 (login - user1, password - 1)
• User 2 (login - user2, password - 1)
• User 3 (login - user3, password - 1)
• User 4 (login - user4, password - 1)
• User 5 (login - user5, password - 1)

chmod +x docker-files/wait-for-postgres.sh
chmod +x startascontainer.sh
./startascontainer.sh

This script build this dwkit's solution and run it with Postgres database.

2. Open the following url in your browser: http://localhost:48800

To access the application, use the following default access parameters: Login: admin Password: 1

MS SQL Server example:

ConnectionString=Data Source=(local);Initial Catalog=dwkit;Integrated Security=False;User ID=sa;Password=1

PostgreSQL example:

ConnectionString=User ID=postgres;Password=1;Host=localhost;Port=5432;Database=dwkit;

3. Run the starter script

For Windows:

	start.bat

For Linux/MacOS:

	chmod +x start.sh
	./start.sh

4. Open the folloing url in your browser: http://localhost:48800

To access the application, use the following default access parameters: Login: admin Password: 1

1. Run updatesolution script

For Windows:

    Run updatesolution_run.bat

For Linux/MacOS (this way requires PowerShell https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell):

    pwsh updatesolution.ps1

2. Enter the path to your application.
3. Don't forget update database if it's necessary.
4. Rebuild your solution

1. Open dwkit.sln in Visual Studio or JetBrains Rider
2. Check the connection string to the database in the OptimaJet.DWKit.StarterApplication\appsettings.json file, ConnectionStrings section
3. Run OptimaJet.DWKit.StarterApplication project

For Windows:

	buildandstart.bat

For Linux/MacOS:

    chmod +x buildandstart.sh
	chmod +x start.sh
    ./buildandstart.sh

For commercial use, please contact [email protected]

Demo license:

• Instances: 1
• Users: 20
• Forms: 30
• Workflow: 5 schemes

• OS Windows/Linux/MacOS
• CPU 1 core 2 Ghz
• RAM 2 Gb
• HDD/SSD 10 Gb
• .NET Core Runtime >=2