v1.14
Паста BOM на странице конфигурирования теперь распознаёт текстовый и
Inspur-форматы: вместо дублирования парсера на JS добавлен stateless
эндпоинт POST /api/vendor-spec/parse-text, который использует те же
детекторы и парсеры, что и импорт файла (KISS — один парсер на оба
входа). JS-копии _parseInspurBOMText/_isInspurBOMText удалены.
Заголовок конфигурации определяется по маркеру ", в составе:" с любым
префиксом ("Сервер X3" и "Вычислительный GPU сервер X3" → модель X3);
строки тримятся, пробел в начале не попадает в P/N; запятые и дефисы
внутри описания сохраняются (RAID0,1,10; 8-GPU-2304GB).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
QuoteForge
Local-first desktop web app for server configuration, quotation, and project work.
Runtime model:
- user work is stored in local SQLite;
- MariaDB is used only for setup checks and background sync;
- HTTP server binds to loopback only.
What the app does
- configuration editor with price refresh from synced pricelists;
- projects with variants and ordered configurations;
- vendor BOM import and PN -> LOT resolution;
- revision history with rollback;
- rotating local backups.
Run
go run ./cmd/qfs
Useful commands:
go run ./cmd/qfs -migrate
go test ./...
go vet ./...
make build-release
On first run the app creates a minimal config.yaml, starts on http://127.0.0.1:8080, and opens /setup if DB credentials were not saved yet.
Documentation
- Shared engineering rules: bible/README.md
- Project architecture: bible-local/README.md
- Release notes:
releases/<version>/RELEASE_NOTES.md
bible-local/ is the source of truth for QuoteForge-specific architecture. If code changes behavior, update the matching file there in the same commit.
Repository map
cmd/ entry points and migration tools
internal/ application code
web/ templates and static assets
bible/ shared engineering rules
bible-local/ project architecture and contracts
releases/ packaged release artifacts and release notes
config.example.yaml runtime config reference
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