It's a duct-taped together central management system for management of the Warsaw Hackerspace administrative bullshit.
Its' current features include:
- import of bank transfers from BRE/mBank (via screenscraping)
- matching of transfers to members (automatic & manual)
- calculation of any due fees of a member
- the Judgement Engine, which analyzes the member's financial standing and any special policies applied in order to give out a final verdict on activity
- a simple REST API for public data
- a less simple REST API for private data, with API keys (both global and user-based)
- integration with an LDAP directory (currently only extra data retrieval)
- mail notification integration (a.k.a. spam your members)
- a Bootstrap web UI which looks nice, I guess
- it's not in PHP!
Planned features include:
- receiving payments from PayU
- managing LDAP user objects and Kerberos principals
- a pluggable synchronization system for mailing lists, door locks, LDAP group membership...
It's currently developed mostly by q3k with occasinal commits and bux fies by enleth.
The branch you see here is a development branch. It has tons of features, but some of them just don't work. It's currently running in a staging, read-only set up (using the legacy system's database). However, once the feature list is complete, we will roll it out.
In short: yes, maybe, kinda. But you'll have to hack on it if you want to use it for your Hackerspace, since it's a mess.
Feel free to fork for your space. Our code is licensed under BSD 2-Clause. Pull requests, either for the implementation at the Warsaw Hackerspace or from your own space, are very much welcome.