Databayt

Introduction

Databayt is paradigm shift in the realm of business automation. As an open-source, publicly traded entity, Databayt mission is to empower businesses to streamline their operations by providing an innovative platform that facilitates the automation of diverse processes. Built upon the vision of creating reusable components and tools, Databayt aims to deliver unparalleled flexibility and efficiency. By leveraging compact, independent building blocks, users can assemble sophisticated applications tailored to their unique needs. As these applications evolve over time, they morph into comprehensive, reusable blocks capable of servicing similar clients with minimal customization. Our approach is dynamic and forward-thinking. With each iteration, Databayt targets specific milestones, offering its services as Software as a Service (SaaS). Furthermore, our aspiration extends beyond mere service provision; we envision Databayt as a central hub for businesses seeking automation solutions. Through fostering a collaborative community, we aim to establish Databayt as the go-to destination for businesses looking to enhance productivity and competitiveness through automation.

Architecture Overview

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Technologies Used

Databayt leverages a robust stack of cutting-edge technologies to deliver a seamless user experience and ensure optimal performance. Our tech stack includes:

Next.js: serves as the foundation for building dynamic and server-rendered React applications, enabling fast and efficient development.

TypeScript: enhances code maintainability and scalability by providing static typing and improved tooling support for JavaScript development.

React: utilized for building interactive user interfaces, providing a declarative and component-based approach to UI development.

Node.js: powers the backend of the application, facilitating server-side logic and API development.

Express.js: a minimal and flexible Node.js web application framework, enhances backend development with robust routing and middleware capabilities.

MongoDB: serves as the primary database system, offering a flexible and scalable solution for storing and managing data.

Prisma: serves as an ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) tool, simplifying database access and management with its intuitive query building capabilities.

Figma: utilized for collaborative design and prototyping, enabling efficient creation and iteration of UI/UX designs.

Tailwind CSS: utilized for rapid and customizable styling, enabling the creation of modern and visually appealing user interfaces.

Auth.js: facilitates authentication and authorization functionalities, ensuring secure access to application resources.

Rust and WebAssembly: provide high-performance computing capabilities, allowing for the development of efficient and secure web applications.

Project Structure

The project structure of the Databayt is organized to promote clarity, maintainability, and scalability. Below is an overview of the main directories and their purposes:

prisma: Contains Prisma configuration files for database management.

public: Stores assets for the client-side.

src: Houses the source code of the application.

.env: Configuration file for environment variables.

readme.md: Markdown file containing project documentation.

src:

app: Contains pages and API endpoints.

component: Houses reusable UI components used throughout the application.

constant: Stores constant values and configurations.

data: Contains data-related logic, such as data fetching utilities or mock data.

hook: Stores custom React hooks used for side effects, or other functionalities.

lib: Houses utility functions, helper classes, or external libraries.

model: Defines data models or schemas used for data manipulation or validation.

provider: Contains context for state management.

schema: Stores schema definitions or validation rules used for data validation or database interactions.

server: Contains server-action logic.

type: Houses TypeScript type definitions used throughout the application.

auth.config.ts: Configuration file for authentication settings.

auth.ts: Contains authentication logic.

middleware.ts: Defines middleware functions for request processing.

next-auth.d.ts: TypeScript declaration file for Auth.js environment variables.

routes.ts: Defines public routes, auth routes and redirect route.

app:

(auth): Contains authentication-related pages.

(root): Houses root pages.

api: Stores API-related logic and configuration.

readme: Documentation files providing guidance for developers.

favicon.ico: Icon file displayed in browser tabs.

globals.css: Global CSS styles applied throughout the application.

layout.tsx: Layout component defining the overall structure of the application.

page.tsx: Homepage.