admasfeleke/smart-farming-backend

Smart Farming Ethiopia smart-farming-backend # Smart Farming Ethiopia Backend Laravel API and Filament back-office for the Smart Farming Ethiopia project. This backend is the system of record for farmer data, disease reports, expert/supporter review, soil health, weather records, alerts, yield prediction, treatment guidance, and administrative workflows. It works with the Flutter farmer mobile app and the optional Python inference service. ## Project Purpose Smart Farming Ethiopia was developed as an applied technology-transfer project for career promotion from Assistant Instructor to Instructor. - Developer: Admasu Feleke Mulatu - Email: admasu.feleke21@gmail.com - Phone: 0900824328 - Institution: Dalocha Polytechnic College - Approval context: Technology Transfer Core, Dalocha Polytechnic College ## Main Capabilities - Farmer-facing REST API - Laravel Sanctum authentication - Farmer-owned farm, plot, planting, soil, disease, weather, and alert data - Filament back-office for administrators, supporters, and experts - Disease report triage and review workflow - Image evidence storage and secure preview - Treatment guidance rules and pesticide/treatment registry support - Schema-backed localized treatment registry content - Disease prevention recommendations - Soil health recommendation endpoint with optional sensor/IoT metadata - Weather monitoring and summaries with optional sensor/IoT metadata - Yield prediction endpoint - Optional online inference integration - Operational health checks and release-gate commands ## System Roles - Farmer: uses the Flutter mobile app. - Supporter: reviews assigned regional farmer reports and provides field support. - Expert: validates disease reports and treatment guidance where needed. - Regional administrator: manages scoped regional operations. - Super administrator: manages global system configuration. Administrative access is intentionally separated from the farmer mobile app. ## Architecture ```text Flutter farmer app | | REST API / Sanctum v Laravel backend …