Documentation

Typical workflow

1. Create or select the customer.
2. Open a repair and record the device, fault, accessories and condition.
3. Print or export the repair sheet.
4. Update diagnosis, work performed and repair status as the job progresses.
5. Record the final value and mark the repair as delivered when complete.

Main features

• Customer records and complete repair history.
• Automatic repair numbering and device details.
• Search, open/closed filters and timestamped status history.
• A4 printing and repair PDF export.
• Company identity, logo and four interface languages.
• Desktop SQLite backup and CSV export.
• Server PostgreSQL backups and restore.
• Portable .dbrepairs transfer between desktop and server.

Desktop edition

The desktop edition targets 64-bit Linux and stores its data locally in SQLite.

Debian / Ubuntu

sudo apt install ./DBRepairs_0.2.0_amd64.deb

Fedora / RHEL

sudo dnf install ./DBRepairs-0.2.0-1.x86_64.rpm

Server / Docker edition

The server edition provides a browser interface backed by a central PostgreSQL database for simultaneous use from multiple computers.

Quick start

cp .env.example .env
docker compose up -d --build

TrueNAS SCALE

A ready-to-paste compose.truenas.yaml configuration is included. The default TrueNAS web port is 31500.

LAN security

The first server release is intended for a trusted local network and does not include user authentication. Use a VPN or authenticated reverse proxy before remote Internet access.