Dues-Jobs

A full-stack SaaS application for finding and managing daily job opportunities. Dues-Jobs aggregates listings from multiple sources, matches them to user preferences, and provides a sleek dashboard for tracking applications.

🚀 Features

• Automated Job Integration: Daily fetching and normalization of jobs from various sources.
• Smart Matching: personalization engine to match jobs based on user keywords and location.
• Interactive Dashboard: React-based UI to view, apply, and track job status.
• Notifications: Email and Telegram alerts for new matches.
• Supabase Integration: Secure authentication and real-time database capabilities.

🛠️ Tech Stack

• Frontend: React.js, Vite, Vanilla CSS (Supabase Theme).
• Backend: Node.js, Express, Supabase (Postgres).
• Infrastructure: Docker, Render.com (Web Service + Cron).

📂 Project Structure

• /client: React.js frontend application.
• /server: Node.js backend API and cron workers.

🏁 Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Node.js (v20+)
• Yarn
• Supabase Project

1. Unified Development

You can run both the frontend and backend simultaneously from the root directory:

# Install all dependencies
yarn install:all

# Run both in development mode
yarn dev

2. Environment Configuration

The project uses multiple environment files for different stages.

• Backend (/server): Uses dev.env (local) and prod.env (production). The server entry point (app.js) automatically selects the correct file based on NODE_ENV. For local development, ensure a .env file exists (e.g., cp dev.env .env).
• Frontend (/client): Uses dev.env and prod.env. For local development with Vite, ensure a .env file exists (e.g., cp dev.env .env).

3. Scripts

• yarn install:all: Installs dependencies for both workspace locations.
• yarn dev: Starts the Vite dev server and the Express server concurrently.
• yarn build:client: Builds the frontend for production.

📄 License

MIT