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Gania-Isaro/smart-agri-ledger

Domaine:

agriculturenatural language processing

Type de record:

software
Créateur:
Gan
Hôte:
# Smart Agri-Ledger Offline-first record keeping for an agricultural cooperative: farmers, field activities, harvests, and the money owed against them. Runs on a phone in a field with no signal, and on a laptop in the office as a full spreadsheet. **It is a ledger, not a payment app.** You pay farmers the way you always have, in cash or by mobile money, in person. This records what was paid so every balance stays correct, and tells you who is still owed. Nothing here talks to a bank, and no button in it sends money to anyone. **English and Kinyarwanda. Light and dark. One shared owner/manager account.** **Live:** gania-isaro.github.io ```bash npm install npm run dev # localhost npm run build # production bundle in dist/ ``` ## Two ways in **Look around first.** The demo cooperative, already full of data: ``` owner@agriledger.rw PIN 1234 ``` 26 farmers, real harvests, payments and a complete ledger. A banner across the top says plainly that the figures are generated, so nobody mistakes them for their own. **Or create an account.** It starts completely empty: no farmers, no harvests, no money, and nothing to delete before it is yours. You get the crop price list and the activity catalog, because a cooperative with zero crops can register a farmer but can never record a harvest against them, which is empty in the unhelpful sense. Each account gets **its own database** (`smart_agri_data_ `). Tagging rows with an owner id would mean one missed `where` clause leaks another cooperative's farmers and balances into your screens; a separate database cannot leak by omission. --- ## What it does Answers, at a glance, the questions a cooperative asks every morning: - Who are our farmers, and what is each one doing right now? - Who has farmed, who has harvested, and how much did they produce? - How much money does each farmer deserve, and how much have we already paid? - What happened on this farmer's account, and wh …