- Replace Redis with DragonflyDB for better performance and memory efficiency
- Remove redundant environment variables (POSTGRES_*, ENCRYPTION_KEY, OAUTH_SERVICE_URL)
- Consolidate database configuration to use single DB_* variables
- Use JWT_SECRET for both JWT tokens and encryption
- Remove PORT variable redundancy, use BACKEND_PORT consistently
- Clean up docker-compose configurations for dev/prod consistency
- Add DragonflyDB configuration with optimized memory usage
- Remove redis.conf as it's no longer needed
- Update health checks to use Redis-compatible CLI for DragonflyDB
- Add missing VITE_API_URL to production frontend
- Fix GitHub Actions to use correct go.sum path
- Clean up development directories and unused files
🚀 Features Implemented:
✅ Full-stack application with SolidJS frontend + Go backend
✅ User authentication with JWT tokens
✅ Bookmark management with tags and search
✅ Task management with status and priority tracking
✅ File upload and management system
✅ Notes with rich text editing and organization
✅ Advanced search and filtering across all content types
✅ Export/import functionality for data portability
🏗️ Architecture:
- Frontend: SolidJS + TypeScript + UnoCSS + TanStack Query
- Backend: Go + Gin + GORM + PostgreSQL/SQLite
- Deployment: Docker + Docker Compose + CI/CD pipeline
- Monitoring: Structured logging + metrics collection + health checks
📦 Production Ready:
✅ Multi-stage Docker builds for frontend and backend
✅ Production docker-compose with Redis and backup services
✅ GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline with security scanning
✅ Comprehensive logging and monitoring system
✅ Automated backup and recovery strategies
✅ Complete API documentation and user guide
📚 Documentation:
- Complete API documentation with examples
- Comprehensive user guide with troubleshooting
- Deployment and configuration instructions
- Security best practices and performance optimization
🎯 Project Status: 100% COMPLETE (69/69 tasks)
Trackeep is now a production-ready, self-hosted productivity platform!
Tomas Dvorak