Overview

The Daruma shared expenses management system is an innovative project developed using the NestJS framework, showcasing a comprehensive approach to managing shared finances among groups. Designed during the final year at the University of Córdoba, it applies advanced software design principles, including Domain-Driven Design and Event Sourcing. The system is particularly useful for managing both one-time and recurring expenses, like subscriptions to Netflix or HBO, making it a versatile tool for friends or family looking to track their shared financial commitments.

This project stands out not just for its functionality, but also for its commitment to modern development practices, featuring solid testing protocols to ensure reliability. With its combination of powerful architecture and user-centric design, Daruma has the potential to simplify the often-complicated task of managing shared expenses.

Features

Event Modeling: Employs structured event modeling to accurately track and manage financial transactions between users.
Hexagonal Architecture: Follows a robust hexagonal architecture that aligns with Domain-Driven Design concepts, promoting flexibility and scalability.
Database Management: Utilizes CQRS and Event Sourcing patterns for efficient data handling and state management.
Read Model: Implements MongoDB for seamless data retrieval, offering quick access to shared expense information.
Write Model: Features an Event Store to track and record all financial transactions securely and reliably.
Unit and Integration Testing: Ensures software quality and functionality through comprehensive unit and integration tests using Jest.
End-to-End Testing: Incorporates Cypress for thorough end-to-end testing, enhancing overall user experience and reliability.

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Daruma Backend