A simple expense tracking application with a robust tech stack, designed to provide a seamless and efficient way to manage personal finances. This application combines modern frontend and backend technologies to offer a smooth user experience with features like secure authentication and expense tracking.

• Overview
• Features
• Tech Stack
  • Frontend
  • Backend
• Setup
  • Prerequisites
  • Installation
  • Running the Application
• Routes
  • Frontend Routes
  • Backend Routes
• Environment Variables
• Feedback
• Contributing
• Support

The Expense Tracker is a small yet powerful application designed to help users keep track of their expenses effortlessly. Leveraging a comprehensive tech stack, this project demonstrates the integration of modern web technologies to provide a seamless and responsive user experience. Users can easily log their expenses and keep track of their spending through a clean and intuitive interface.

This project is divided into two main parts:

• Frontend: Built with React and styled with TailwindCSS, the frontend offers a dynamic and responsive user interface.
• Backend: Powered by Bun and TypeScript, the backend uses Hono and tRPC for routing and API handling, with PostgreSQL as the database hosted externally on Neon.

Note: This is not a product, but a simple project aimed at learning and demonstrating the use of a comprehensive tech stack.

• Authentication: Secure login and registration using Kinde.
• Expense Management: Add, view, and delete expenses with ease.
• Profile Management: View and manage user profile details.
• Data Handling: Robust backend with Drizzle ORM and PostgreSQL.
• Form Validation: Client-side validation with Zod for a smoother user experience.

• Bun
• Vite
• React
• Typescript
• TailwindCSS
• Shadcn-ui
• Tanstack Router
• Tanstack Query
• Tanstack Form
• Sonner
• Form Validation with Zod

• Bun
• Typescript
• Hono
• tRPC
• Drizzle ORM
• PostgreSQL (Hosted on Neon)
• Authentication using Kinde
• Validation in requests with Zod
• Schema validation with Zod

• Bun

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/MuhdHanish/expense_tracker.git
   cd expense_tracker

2. Install dependencies:

   bun install

3. Set up the environment variables:

   cp .env.example .env

   Fill in the required environment variables in the .env file.

• db-studio: This command opens the database studio for managing the database. It uses bunx drizzle-kit studio to launch the database studio provided by Drizzle.

• migrate: This command generates migrations using bun drizzle-kit generate and then applies those migrations to the database using bun migrate.ts. It's used for managing database schema changes and data migrations.

• start:server: This command starts the backend server. It runs the entry file server/index.ts using bun.

• dev:server: This command starts the backend server in development mode with watch mode enabled. It monitors changes to files in the server directory and restarts the server automatically when changes are detected.

• dev:client: This command starts the frontend development server. It changes directory to the client directory and then runs bun run dev to start the frontend server.

• build:client: This command builds the frontend for production. It changes directory to the client directory and then runs bun run build to generate production-ready assets.

• dev: This command runs both the backend and frontend servers concurrently in development mode. It uses concurrently to execute multiple commands simultaneously. Specifically, it starts the backend server in development mode and then builds and starts the frontend server.

• /: Home page showing the total expense of the current user.
• /expenses: Expense list table with pagination.
• /create-expense: Page to create a new expense with form validation.
• /profile: Profile page showing the user's profile picture, name, and logout button.

All backend routes are prefixed with /api.

• /profile: Get user profile details.
• /login: User login.
• /register: User registration.
• /logout: User logout.

• / (GET): Get all expenses.
• / (POST): Create a new expense.
• /:id (GET): Get an expense by ID.
• /:id (DELETE): Delete an expense by ID.
• /total-spent (GET): Get the total spent by the user.

Ensure all necessary variables are provided for the application to run correctly. The required variables can be found and set in the .env.example file. Copy this file to .env and fill in the appropriate values.

If you have any feedback, please reach me at [email protected] or connect with me on LinkedIn.

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and create a pull request with your changes. Make sure to follow the project's coding standards and include relevant tests.

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