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Add quantity field (#74)
* Added Quantity Field

 Completed Changes
1. HTML Forms
Added quantity input fields to both asset and sub-asset forms
Fields default to value="1" with min="1" validation
Positioned after price fields for logical flow
2. Modal Manager (Frontend)
Updated form data collection to capture quantity values
Added quantity to form population for editing existing assets
Ensures quantity defaults to 1 if not provided
3. Asset Details Display
Added quantity field to asset info display in assetRenderer.js
Shows "Quantity: X" in the asset details section
Includes fallback to 1 for backwards compatibility
4. Server-side Backwards Compatibility
Asset Creation: Ensures quantity defaults to 1 if not provided
Asset Updates: Preserves existing quantity or defaults to 1
Sub-asset Creation: Ensures quantity defaults to 1 if not provided
Sub-asset Updates: Preserves existing quantity or defaults to 1
Data Loading: All assets and sub-assets get quantity field when loaded from API
5. Import Functionality
Added quantity column mapping option in import modal
Updated server-side import logic to handle quantity with default of 1
Updated template CSV download to include quantity example
Added auto-mapping for "quantity" and "qty" column headers
🔒 Backwards Compatibility
The implementation ensures that:
Existing assets without quantity will automatically show quantity: 1
All API endpoints handle missing quantity gracefully
Import functionality works with or without quantity columns
No data migration is required - compatibility is handled at runtime

* Add "Total Value" to asset details

 Total Value Field Features
Conditional Display
Only shows when quantity > 1
Only shows when there's a valid price (either price or purchasePrice)
Calculation
Calculates: price × quantity = total value
Uses the same currency formatting as other price fields
Handles both asset.price and asset.purchasePrice (for backwards compatibility)

* Updated Dashboard Value Calculation logic

Updated Calculation Logic to account for quantity
Assets:
price × quantity for each asset
Defaults to quantity = 1 for backwards compatibility
Sub-Assets:
purchasePrice × quantity for each sub-asset
Defaults to quantity = 1 for backwards compatibility
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DumbAssets

A stupid simple asset tracker for keeping track of your physical assets, their components, and applicable warranties and routine maintenance.

Demo


Table of Contents


Quick Start

Prerequisites

  • Docker (recommended)
  • Node.js >=14.0.0 (for local development)

Option 1: Docker (For Dummies)

docker run -p 3000:3000 -v ./data:/app/data dumbwareio/dumbassets:latest
  1. Go to http://localhost:3000
  2. Add assets, upload photos/receipts, and track warranties
  3. Celebrate how dumb easy this was

Option 2: Docker Compose (For Dummies who like customizing)

Create a docker-compose.yml file:

services:
  dumbassets:
    container_name: dumbassets
    image: dumbwareio/dumbassets:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports: 
      - ${DUMBASSETS_PORT:-3000}:3000
    volumes:
      - ${DUMBASSETS_DATA_PATH:-./data}:/app/data
    environment:
      NODE_ENV: ${DUMBASSETS_NODE_ENV:-production}
      DEBUG: ${DUMBASSETS_DEBUG:-true}
      SITE_TITLE: ${DUMBASSETS_SITE_TITLE:-DumbAssets}
      BASE_URL: ${DUMBASSETS_BASE_URL:-http://localhost:3000}
      DUMBASSETS_PIN: ${DUMBASSETS_PIN:-1234}
      ALLOWED_ORIGINS: ${DUMBASSETS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS:-*}
      APPRISE_URL: ${DUMBASSETS_APPRISE_URL:-}
      CURRENCY_CODE: ${DUMBASSETS_CURRENCY_CODE:-USD}
      CURRENCY_LOCALE: ${DUMBASSETS_CURRENCY_LOCALE:-en-US}
      # ...other env vars

Then run:

docker compose up -d
  1. Go to http://localhost:3000
  2. Add and manage your assets

Option 3: Running Locally (For Developers)

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/DumbAssets.git
cd DumbAssets
npm install
npm start

Open your browser to http://localhost:3000


Features

  • 🚀 Track assets with detailed info (model, serial, warranty, etc.)
  • 🧩 Add components and sub-components
  • 🖼️ Upload and store photos and receipts
  • 🔍 Search by name, model, serial, or description
  • 🏷️ Hierarchical organization of components
  • 📅 Warranty expiration notifications (configurable)
  • 🔧 Maintenance event notifications
  • 🏷️ Flexible tagging system for better organization
  • 🔔 Built in Apprise notification integration
  • 🌗 Light/Dark mode with theme persistence
  • 🛡️ PIN authentication with brute force protection
  • 📦 Docker support for easy deployment
  • 🔗 Direct Asset Linking: Notifications include links to the specific asset

Configuration

Environment Variables

Variable Description Default Required
PORT Server port 3000 No
DUMBASSETS_PIN PIN protection (4+ digits) None No
APPRISE_URL Apprise URL for notifications None No
TZ Container timezone America/Chicago No
BASE_URL Base URL for the application http://localhost No
SITE_TITLE Site title shown in browser tab and header DumbAssets No
ALLOWED_ORIGINS Origins allowed to visit your instance '*' No
DEMO_MODE Enables read-only mode false No
CURRENCY_CODE ISO 4217 currency code for price formatting USD No
CURRENCY_LOCALE Locale for currency formatting en-US No

Tip

Apprise integration is built-in to DumbAssets, allowing you to simply add your Discord/ntfy/Telegram/etc link WITHOUT having to run Apprise as a separate service!

💰 Currency Configuration

DumbAssets supports multiple currencies via environment variables. The application uses the standard ISO 4217 currency codes and locale formatting.

Environment Variables

CURRENCY_CODE

  • Default: USD
  • Description: The ISO 4217 currency code for price formatting
  • Examples: USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, JPY

CURRENCY_LOCALE

  • Default: en-US
  • Description: The locale for currency formatting (affects number formatting, decimal separators, etc.)
  • Examples: en-US, en-GB, de-DE, fr-FR, ja-JP

Usage Examples

US Dollar (Default)

# No configuration needed - this is the default

Euro (Germany)

export CURRENCY_CODE=EUR
export CURRENCY_LOCALE=de-DE

British Pound

export CURRENCY_CODE=GBP
export CURRENCY_LOCALE=en-GB

Canadian Dollar

export CURRENCY_CODE=CAD
export CURRENCY_LOCALE=en-CA

Japanese Yen

export CURRENCY_CODE=JPY
export CURRENCY_LOCALE=ja-JP

Docker Configuration

Docker Compose

services:
  dumbassets:
    environment:
      - CURRENCY_CODE=EUR
      - CURRENCY_LOCALE=de-DE

Docker Run

docker run -e CURRENCY_CODE=EUR -e CURRENCY_LOCALE=de-DE dumbassets

Currency Format Examples

Different locales will format the same amount differently:

Locale Currency Amount: 1234.56 Formatted Output
en-US USD 1234.56 $1,234.56
de-DE EUR 1234.56 1.234,56 €
en-GB GBP 1234.56 £1,234.56
fr-FR EUR 1234.56 1 234,56 €
ja-JP JPY 1234.56 ¥1,235

Supported Currency Codes

Any valid ISO 4217 currency code is supported. Common examples include:

  • USD - US Dollar
  • EUR - Euro
  • GBP - British Pound
  • CAD - Canadian Dollar
  • AUD - Australian Dollar
  • JPY - Japanese Yen
  • CHF - Swiss Franc
  • CNY - Chinese Yuan
  • INR - Indian Rupee
  • BRL - Brazilian Real
  • MXN - Mexican Peso
  • SEK - Swedish Krona
  • NOK - Norwegian Krone
  • DKK - Danish Krone

For a complete list, refer to the ISO 4217 standard.

Data Storage

All data is stored in JSON files in the /data directory:

  • /data/Assets.json - All asset data
  • /data/SubAssets.json - All component data
  • /data/Images - Uploaded photos
  • /data/Receipts - Uploaded receipts
  • /data/config.json - Notification and app config

Security

  • Variable-length PIN support (4+ digits)
  • Constant-time PIN comparison
  • Brute force protection (lockout after too many attempts)
  • Secure session cookies
  • No client-side PIN storage
  • Rate limiting

Technical Details

Stack

  • Backend: Node.js (>=14.0.0) with Express
  • Frontend: Vanilla JavaScript (ES6+)
  • Container: Docker with Alpine base
  • Notifications: Apprise integration (via Python)
  • Uploads: Multer for file handling
  • Scheduling: node-cron for warranty & Maintenance notifications

Dependencies

  • express: Web framework for Node.js
  • multer: File upload handling and multipart/form-data parsing
  • apprise: Notification system integration for alerts
  • cors: Cross-origin resource sharing middleware
  • dotenv: Environment variable configuration management
  • express-rate-limit: Rate limiting middleware for API protection
  • express-session: Session management and authentication
  • cookie-parser: Cookie parsing middleware
  • node-cron: Task scheduling for notifications
  • uuid: Unique ID generation for assets
  • sharp: Image processing and optimization
  • compression: Response compression middleware
  • helmet: Security headers middleware
  • fs-extra: Enhanced filesystem operations
  • path: Path manipulation utilities

Contributing

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
  3. Commit your changes using Conventional Commits
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
  5. Open a Pull Request

See the Development Guide for local setup and guidelines.


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