Named after the greek goddess Ichnaea, "The Tracker", is a Java application for issue tracking. It is designed to be used by Project Managers and Developers to track issues and their status in multiple projects.

An incident tracking system should be created, similar to the classic Bugzilla or MantisBT.

The application must be able to manage users, each with different permissions: report an issue, change its status, indicate the time spent, close it, etc.

An admin user will be responsible for managing the users and their permissions, will be able to create new projects. Non-admin user will only be able to report issues, change their status and create new ones.

The application must be able to manage N projects, each with different users and permissions, and multiple issues.

It should be possible to create issues, assign them to a user, change their status, indicate the time spent. An Issue should have a description, a status, a title, a priority and real time spent, a list of comments, etc.

The application must be able to show the history of the changes made to an issue, and who made them.

Each project should have a report that shows the issues with their estimated time vs real time spent.

It should be possible to showcase which projects are the most delayed, which ones are the most advanced. How many issues are in each status, How many hours are spent in each status. Only the admin user should be able to see this report.

Historical on issues changes on both status and comments should be shown in a timeline (chronological order), and be shown in an issue detail page.

This project was made with 💙 by Tomas Sanchez.

Special thanks to DJ-Raven as his work inspired the different UI elements, most of the components' logic was developed for his raven-project , where I merely adapted it to my needs and implemented on Kotlin.

UI elements were inspired by Material Design. And Bootstrap 5 looks and feels.

MVC logic is based on my previous jpa-template project, which itself was based on SpringBoot.

Bug icons created by Freepik - Flaticon

All material is provided under Mozilla Public License unless otherwise specified.

Mozilla Public License can be found at https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/MPL/2.0/) or see the LICENSE file.