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Building a Rental Property Management Platform with React

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Movin' In is a Rental Property Management Platform, agency-oriented with a backend for managing properties, customers and bookings, a frontend and a mobile app for renting properties.

With the following solution, you can build a fully customizable property rental website optmized for multiple agencies with an operational Stripe payment gateway at very low cost by hosting it on a Docker droplet with at least 1GB of RAM.

You can find source code here: https://github.com/aelassas/movinin

Movin' In is designed to work with multiple agencies. Agencies can manage their properties and bookings from the backend. Movin' In can also work with only one agency and can be used as a property rental aggregator.

From the backend, administrators can create and manage agencies, properties, locations, users and bookings.

When new agencies are created, they receive an email prompting them to create their account to access the backend and manage their properties, customers and bookings.

Customers can sign up from the frontend or the mobile app, search for available properties based on location point and time, choose a property and complete the checkout process.

A key design decision was made to use TypeScript due to its numerous advantages. TypeScript offers strong typing, tooling, and integration, resulting in high-quality, scalable, more readable and maintainable code that is easy to debug and test.

Features

  • Agency management
  • Ready for one or multiple agencies
  • Property management
  • Booking management
  • Payment management
  • Customer management
  • Multiple payment methods (Credit Card, PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay, Link, Pay Later)
  • Operational Stripe Payment Gateway
  • Multiple language support (English, French)
  • Multiple pagination options (Classic pagination with next and previous buttons, infinite scroll)
  • Responsive backend and frontend
  • Native Mobile app for Android and iOS with single codebase
  • Push notifications
  • Secure against XSS, XST, CSRF and MITM
  • Supported Platforms: iOS, Android, Web, Docker

Live Demo

Frontend

  • URL: https://movinin.dynv6.net:3004/
  • Login: jdoe@movinin.io
  • Password: M00vinin

Backend

  • URL: https://movinin.dynv6.net:3003/
  • Login: admin@movinin.io
  • Password: M00vinin

Mobile App

You can install the Android app on any Android device.

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Open the Camera app and point it at this code. Then tap the notification that appears.

Building a Rental Property Management Platform with React

How to install the Mobile App on Android

  • On devices running Android 8.0 (API level 26) and higher, you must navigate to the Install unknown apps system settings screen to enable app installations from a particular location (i.e. the web browser you are downloading the app from).

  • On devices running Android 7.1.1 (API level 25) and lower, you should enable the Unknown sources system setting, found in Settings > Security on your device.

Alternative Way

You can also install the Android App by directly downloading the APK and installing it on any Android device.

  • Download APK
  • Login: jdoe@movinin.io
  • Password: M00vinin

Resources

  1. Overview
  2. Architecture
  3. Installing (Self-hosted)
  4. Installing (VPS)
  5. Installing (Docker)
    1. Docker Image
    2. SSL
  6. Setup Stripe
  7. Build Mobile App
  8. Demo Database
    1. Windows, Linux and macOS
    2. Docker
  9. Run from Source
  10. Run Mobile App
    1. Prerequisites
    2. Instructions
    3. Push Notifications
  11. Change Currency
  12. Add New Language
  13. Unit Tests and Coverage
  14. Logs

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