Manages REST API for ExpenseShare with Ktor, PostgreSQL, and Exposed ORM.
npx skills add https://github.com/cloner93/ExpenseShare --skill server-cloner93
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: server Source: https://github.com/cloner93/ExpenseShare/tree/main/server Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cloner93/ExpenseShare --skill server-cloner93
This Skill addresses the problem of efficient group expense management by providing a robust Ktor backend server that handles persistence, business logic, and REST API for the ExpenseShare application.
Use the server skill to run the ExpenseShare backend server with the following command: ./gradlew :server:run
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Build a Ktor backend for expense management by utilizing this server to handle user authentication, group relationships, expense transactions, and REST API endpoints. It uses Ktor server with PostgreSQL for robust data handling.
Automatic settlement calculation works by processing expense transactions and automatically computing real-time debt and credit balances for group members. The server tracks payments and divides costs across selected payers.
Yes, you can use Jetbrains Exposed ORM with PostgreSQL in a Ktor server. This implementation combines Exposed ORM, PostgreSQL, and HikariCP connection pooling for efficient transaction processing and data persistence.
Yes, this expense management server handles user authentication using jBCrypt and manages friend relationships. It allows users to add friends, create groups, and sync friend relationship data with the backend.
To run a Ktor expense sharing server, you need ktor-server-netty, Exposed ORM, postgresql, hikaricp, jbcrypt, and koin-ktor. These dependencies provide the web server, database ORM, pooling, security, and dependency injection.
Start the ExpenseShare backend server by running the command ./gradlew :server:run. This launches the Ktor server, establishing database connections and deploying the REST API endpoints for expense management.
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