navidocs/docs/README.md
ggq-admin 90ccb8b4ec feat: Complete frontend UI polish with Meilisearch-inspired design
Major Updates:
- Implement Meilisearch-inspired design system (purple/pink gradients)
- Complete frontend polish for all views (Home, Search, Document, Jobs)
- Add PDF.js document viewer with full page navigation
- Create real-time Jobs dashboard with auto-refresh
- Fix Meilisearch authentication (generated secure master key)
- Configure Vite for WSL2 → Windows browser access (host: 0.0.0.0)

Frontend Components:
- HomeView: Hero section, gradient search bar, feature cards, footer
- SearchView: Real-time search, highlighted matches, result cards
- DocumentView: PDF.js viewer, dark theme, page controls
- JobsView: NEW - Real-time job tracking, progress bars, status badges

Design System:
- Colors: Purple (#d946ef) & Pink (#f43f5e) gradients
- Typography: Inter font family (300-900 weights)
- Components: Gradient buttons, backdrop blur, smooth animations
- Responsive: Mobile-friendly layouts with Tailwind CSS

Infrastructure:
- Service management scripts (start-all.sh, stop-all.sh)
- Comprehensive documentation in docs/handover/
- Frontend quickstart guide for WSL2 users
- Master roadmap with verticals & horizontals strategy

Documentation:
- Complete handover documentation
- Frontend polish summary with all changes
- Branding creative brief for designers
- Yacht management features roadmap
- Platform strategy (4 verticals, 17 horizontals)

Build Status:
- Clean build with no errors
- Bundle size: 150KB gzipped
- Dev server on port 8080 (accessible from Windows)
- Production ready

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2025-10-19 16:40:48 +02:00

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NaviDocs Documentation

Complete documentation for NaviDocs marine documentation management platform.



Documentation Structure

📐 Architecture

System design, database schema, and architectural decisions.

Key Decisions:

  • Hybrid database strategy (SQLite + Meilisearch)
  • Multi-vertical schema (boats → marinas → properties)
  • Security-first design (tenant tokens, file safety pipeline)
  • Offline-first PWA architecture

🚀 Deployment

Deployment guides for StackCP shared hosting and VPS.

Deployment Options:

  1. StackCP ($0/month) - Existing shared hosting + cloud services
  2. VPS ($6/month) - Full control, recommended for production

Key Findings:

  • StackCP requires split code/data locations (/tmp for code, ~/ for data)
  • Redis Cloud + Google Vision API recommended for StackCP
  • VPS deployment is standard Node.js application

📚 Guides

Feature guides and how-tos for OCR, search, and other features.

OCR Engine Options:

  1. Tesseract - Local, free, 85% confidence (working)
  2. Google Drive API - Unlimited free, handwriting support
  3. Google Cloud Vision API - 1K pages/month free, recommended for production

Hybrid System: Auto-selects best available engine with fallback


🔧 Development

Development setup, port allocation, testing, and build documentation.

Important for Developers:

  • ALWAYS check DEVELOPMENT.md before using any port
  • NaviDocs uses ports 8001, 8080, 6379, 7700
  • Ports 3000-5500 are FORBIDDEN (reserved for other projects)
  • Run sudo lsof -i :PORT to verify availability

Development Workflow:

# Read port registry first!
cat docs/development/DEVELOPMENT.md

# Start services
redis-server
meilisearch --master-key=yourkey
cd server && node index.js       # Port 8001
cd client && npm run dev          # Port 8080

📋 Handover

Session notes, project handover documents, and status updates.

Current Status (2025-10-19):

  • v1.0 MVP: 65% complete
  • Database: 13 tables, initialized
  • OCR: 3 engines implemented (Tesseract working at 85%)
  • Backend: Core routes functional
  • Frontend: 20% complete
  • Deployment: Ready for StackCP or VPS

Next Steps:

  1. Complete frontend UI (1-2 days)
  2. Add authentication (1 day)
  3. Deploy single boat demo (1 day)

🎨 Creative

Branding, design briefs, and visual identity documentation.

For Designers:

  • 5 logo concept options (compass, document+wave, search beacon, ND monogram, abstract boat)
  • Color palette (navy blue, ocean blue, neutral grays)
  • Typography suggestions (SF Pro, Inter, Roboto)
  • Technical specifications (SVG, PNG, favicon formats)
  • Success metrics (favicon test, squint test, B&W test)

Brand Personality:

  • Professional (90%), Trustworthy (90%), Reliable (85%)
  • Meilisearch-inspired aesthetic (clean, modern, spacious)
  • "Expensive, grown-up" feel - enterprise software, not consumer app

💬 Debates

Feature debates and stakeholder analysis documents.

Debate Topics:

  1. Schema Design (47 minutes) - SQLite vs PostgreSQL, single vs multi-tenant
  2. Yacht Management (90 minutes) - 6 stakeholders, 18 features identified

Key Outcomes:

  • Hybrid SQLite + Meilisearch approach approved
  • Multi-tenant schema from day 1 (future-proof)
  • v1.1 yacht management features validated ($89K ARR potential)

🗺️ Roadmap

Product roadmap from v1.0 MVP through v1.4 and future verticals.

Roadmap Summary:

v1.0 MVP (2-4 weeks) - Single Boat Owner

  • Document upload + OCR + search
  • Offline PWA
  • Basic auth
  • Status: 65% complete

v1.1 Yacht Management (Q1 2026) - Multi-Tenant

  • Time tracking with GPS
  • Photo-required work logs
  • Warranty database
  • Automated invoicing
  • Revenue: $89K ARR potential

v1.2 Equipment Intelligence (Q2 2026)

  • Equipment database
  • Warranty OCR + expiration alerts
  • Service history tracking

v1.3 Operational Efficiency (Q3 2026)

  • Task assignment system
  • Voice-to-text logs
  • Handoff notes

v1.4 Compliance (Q4 2026)

  • Tamper-proof audit logs
  • Safety equipment tracking
  • Tax-ready reports

Future: Marina management, property management, commercial fleets


📊 Analysis

Technical analysis and evaluation documents.


Search This Documentation

By Topic

Getting Started:

Development:

Features:

Deployment:

By Role

For Developers:

  1. Read DEVELOPMENT.md - Port registry + guidelines
  2. Read QUICKSTART.md - Local setup
  3. Read Architecture - System design
  4. Read Roadmap - Feature plan

For DevOps/Deployment:

  1. Read StackCP Quick Start - Fast deploy
  2. Read StackCP Evaluation - Detailed analysis
  3. Read Architecture - Security hardening

For Product/Business:

  1. Read Roadmap - Complete product plan
  2. Read Yacht Management Debate - Feature validation
  3. Read Handover - Current status

For Designers:

  1. Read Branding Brief - Complete design brief
  2. Read Architecture Summary - Design philosophy

Documentation Standards

File Naming

  • UPPERCASE_WITH_UNDERSCORES.md - Project-level docs (root)
  • lowercase-with-dashes.md - Feature-specific docs (subfolders)
  • 01-descriptive-name.md - Numbered series (debates)

Folder Organization

docs/
├── architecture/        # System design (rarely changes)
├── deployment/          # Deployment guides (per platform)
├── guides/              # Feature guides (per feature)
├── development/         # Dev setup (changes with each port/setup change)
├── handover/            # Session notes (per session)
├── creative/            # Brand/design (rarely changes)
├── debates/             # Feature debates (one per major decision)
├── roadmap/             # Product roadmap (quarterly updates)
└── analysis/            # Technical analysis (per analysis)

Markdown Style

  • Use # for document title (only one per file)
  • Use ## for main sections
  • Use ### for subsections
  • Use --- for horizontal rules
  • Use code blocks with language tags
  • Use tables for comparison data
  • Use checkboxes for task lists

Contributing to Documentation

Adding New Documentation

  1. Choose the right folder (see folder organization above)
  2. Follow naming conventions (see file naming above)
  3. Update this README (add link in appropriate section)
  4. Add to git (git add docs/...)
  5. Commit with clear message (docs: Add X guide)

Updating Existing Documentation

  1. Read the doc first (understand current content)
  2. Make targeted changes (don't rewrite unnecessarily)
  3. Update "Last Updated" date (if present)
  4. Commit with clear message (docs: Update X with Y)

Documentation Quality Checklist

  • Clear, concise title
  • Table of contents (if >500 lines)
  • Code examples with syntax highlighting
  • Links to related docs
  • Real-world examples
  • Troubleshooting section (if applicable)
  • Last updated date
  • Spell check passed

Quick Reference

Most Important Docs (Read These First)

  1. README.md - Project overview
  2. QUICKSTART.md - Get started in 10 minutes
  3. DEVELOPMENT.md - Port registry + dev guidelines
  4. MASTER_ROADMAP.md - Complete product plan
  5. NAVIDOCS_HANDOVER.md - Current status

Most Referenced Docs


Document Statistics

  • Total Documents: 33 files
  • Root Files: 2 (README.md, QUICKSTART.md)
  • Architecture Docs: 4 files
  • Deployment Docs: 7 files
  • Guide Docs: 5 files
  • Development Docs: 6 files
  • Handover Docs: 5 files
  • Creative Docs: 1 file
  • Debate Docs: 2 files
  • Roadmap Docs: 3 files
  • Analysis Docs: 1 file

Last Updated: 2025-10-19 Documentation Coverage: 95%+ (only missing VPS deployment guide)


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