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Version 5 of Invoice Ninja is here! We took the best parts of version 4 and added the most requested features to produce an invoicing application like no other.
All Pro and Enterprise features from the hosted app are included in the open code. We offer a $30 per year white-label license to remove the Invoice Ninja branding from client-facing parts of the app.
git clone https://github.com/invoiceninja/invoiceninja.git
git checkout v5-stable
cp .env.example .env
composer i -o --no-dev
php artisan key:generate
Please Note: Your APP_KEY in the .env file is used to encrypt data, if you lose this you will not be able to run the application.
Run if you want to load sample data, remember to configure .env
php artisan migrate:fresh --seed && php artisan db:seed && php artisan ninja:create-test-data
To run the web server
php artisan serve
Navigate to (replace localhost with the appropriate domain)
http://localhost:8000/setup - To setup your configuration if you did not load sample data.
http://localhost:8000/ - For Administrator Logon
user: [email protected]
pass: password
http://localhost:8000/client/login - For Client Portal
user: [email protected]
pass: password
The API and client portal have been developed using Laravel if you wish to contribute to this project familiarity with Laravel is essential.
When inspecting the functionality of the API, the best place to start would be in the routes/api.php file which describes all of the available API endpoints. The controller methods then describe all the entry points into each domain of the application, ie InvoiceController / QuoteController
The average API request follows this path into the application.
public function store(StoreInvoiceRequest $request)
{
$invoice = $this->invoice_repo->save($request->all(), InvoiceFactory::create(auth()->user()->company()->id, auth()->user()->id));
$invoice = $invoice->service()
->fillDefaults()
->triggeredActions($request)
->adjustInventory()
->save();
event(new InvoiceWasCreated($invoice, $invoice->company, Ninja::eventVars(auth()->user() ? auth()->user()->id : null)));
return $this->itemResponse($invoice);
}
Here for example we are storing a new invoice, and we pass the validated request along with a factory into the invoice repository where it is processed and saved.
The returned invoice then passes through its service class (app/Services/Invoice) where various actions are performed.
An event is then fired which notifies listeners in the application (app/Providers/EventServiceProvider) which performs non blocking sub-tasks
Finally, the invoice is transformed (app/Transformers/) and returned as a response via Fractal.
Using the Quick Hosting Setup describe above you can quickly get started building out your development environment. Instead of using
composer i -o --no-dev
use
composer i -o
This provides the developer tools including phpunit which allows the test suite to be run.
If you are considering contributing back to the main repository, please add in any tests for new functionality / modifications. This will greatly increase the chances of your PR being accepted
Also, if you plan any additions for the main repository, you may want to discuss this with us first on Slack where we can assist with any technical information and provide advice.
If you find a security issue with this application, please send an email to [email protected]. Please follow responsible disclosure procedures if you detect an issue. For further information on responsible disclosure please read here.
Invoice Ninja is released under the Elastic License.
See LICENSE for details.