Bartleby (the Scheduler)

A simple scheduling system for reluctant schedulers, scrivened in Common Lisp

Running in the REPL

Getting Set Up

Before running the first time, set up a postgresql database with a login, and add the login information to #'bartleby-connect in sql.lisp.

Then, in the repl, run (ql:quickload :bartleby). The database connection should automatically start up on quickload, but it might be necessary to run (bartleby-connect) if you start getting mito errors.

Note: Currently using SBCL and postgresql, hasn't been tested with other Lisp implementations or sqls.

Test Populations

If you want to give it a try but don't have your own data to use, clients, employees, and rooms can be generated before starting the interface by using (generate-clients n), (generate-employees n), or (generate-rooms n), respectively.

Web GUI

Package :WEBBARTLEBY provides a web-gui application for handling many Bartleby operations:

To start from the REPL:

(ql:quickload :webbartleby)

(webbartleby:launch)

This should start the webbartleby server and open your browser to 127.0.0.1:4242.

Example Screens:

Browse rooms (or clients, employees, or appointments)

You will need to follow the database steps listed above for full usability.

Running with Docker (pre-beta)

Currently, to load with docker, first run make in the directory, then run docker build -t bartleby ., and finally docker run -d -i -p 4242:4242 bartleby. If you go to your browser, bartleby should be running at 127.0.0.1:4242, though it will just show the landing page, I'll be connecting it to a separate postgres container next.