Achintha Isuru 4fca87bde1 Refactor auth repo imports; remove unused flag
Consolidate and reorder imports in the client authentication repository by moving the auth_repository_interface import to the top and removing the duplicate import. Also remove the unused UnauthorizedAppException reference from the imported symbols. In the staff authentication repository, drop the unused requiresProfileSetup variable (extracted from API response) and tidy up minor whitespace—removing dead code and silencing analyzer warnings.
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KROW Workforce Monorepo

KROW is a comprehensive workforce management platform designed to streamline operations for events, hospitality, and enterprise staffing. This monorepo contains all components of the ecosystem, from the data layer to the user-facing applications.

📍 Current Status

Latest Milestone: M4 (Released: March 5, 2026)

🚀 Repository Structure

📦 Apps (/apps)

These are the production-ready applications for our users:

  • web-dashboard/: The primary React/Vite dashboard for Admin, Vendors, and Clients.
  • mobile/: Flutter applications for client and staff.
  • client: The application for final clients to manage orders and billing.
  • staff: The application for staff members (scheduling, clock-in/out, earnings).

⚙️ Backend (/backend)

The core data engine powering all applications:

  • dataconnect/: Firebase Data Connect configuration, GraphQL schemas (PostgreSQL), and auto-generated SDKs.

🛠️ Internal (/internal)

Tools and resources for the development and operations team:

  • launchpad/: A secure portal (DevOps Launchpad) to access internal resources, documentation, and infrastructure links.
  • api-harness/: A technical tool for testing and validating the Data Connect API and Cloud Functions.
  • prototypes/: Reference code and visual prototypes (synchronized from external sources).

📂 Support Directories

  • /docs: Project vision, technical specifications, and guides.
  • /makefiles: Modularized Makefile logic for project automation.
  • /scripts: Automation scripts (security, hachage, environment setup).
  • /firebase: Global Firebase configuration (Firestore/Storage rules).
  • /.github: GitHub Actions workflows for CI/CD and release automation.

🛠️ Tech Stack

  • Frontend: React (Vite)
  • Mobile: Flutter
  • Backend: Firebase (Data Connect, Auth, Hosting, Functions)
  • Database: PostgreSQL (managed via Cloud SQL & Data Connect)
  • Infrastructure: Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

📦 Getting Started

This project uses a modular Makefile for all common tasks.

  1. View available commands:

    make help
    
  2. Install dependencies (Web):

    make install
    
  3. Run the Web Dashboard locally:

    make dev
    
  4. Run the DevOps Launchpad locally:

    make launchpad-dev
    
  5. Mobile app development:

    make mobile-install
    make mobile-client-dev-android [DEVICE=android]
    make mobile-staff-dev-android [DEVICE=android]
    

🚀 Release Process

Mobile App Releases

We use GitHub Actions for automated mobile releases:

  • Standard Release: Trigger Product Release workflow

    • Auto-extracts version from pubspec.yaml
    • Creates Git tags: krow-withus-<app>-mobile/<env>-vX.Y.Z
    • Generates GitHub Release with CHANGELOG
    • Builds and signs APK (dev/stage/prod keystores)
  • Hotfix Release: Trigger Hotfix Branch Creation workflow

    • Auto-increments PATCH version
    • Updates pubspec.yaml and CHANGELOG.md
    • Creates PR with fix instructions

See: Mobile Release Documentation for complete guide.

📚 Documentation

Core Documentation

Mobile Development Documentation

Release Documentation

  • RELEASE/mobile-releases.md: Comprehensive mobile release guide with versioning, CHANGELOGs, GitHub Actions workflows, and APK signing.

CHANGELOGs

🤝 Contributing

New to the team? Please read our Contributing Guide to get your environment set up and understand our workflow.


© 2026 KROW Workforce / Oloodi Technologies Inc.

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