A live demo can be found at: http://13.60.202.2/
You can sign in a play around using the following credentials:
- Username -
alexander@localhost - Password -
hal9000
Project10k is a personal project. It was built as a development playground, to experiment with new design patterns, methodologies, technologies and frameworks. At its heart, it is a fintech research tool for equity analysts. Project10K is a research tool, that allows analysts and investors to create comprehensive research notes (Journals) on public companies. Currently, it features powerful highlight and citation tools allowing users to reference back to original company filings.
More to come!
Whilst still in its early stages it features:
- User Authentication and Authorisation. Login / Logout through JWT
- Support for multiple users and accounts
- Workspaces (Add / Remove / Rename)
- Interactive Journals, organised via a node graph
- SEC Company + Document search
- Notion-Style Editor
- SEC Document highlighting and citations
- Citation references in editor with hyperjump to source.
This project uses the following technologies:
- NextJS
- Microservices (TCP)
- Typescript
- Apollo GraphQL
- JWT + Guards via Passport
- Mongoose + MongoDB
- Docker
- Nginx
- AWS
There are 2 microservices: api and ussec:
api- GraphQL api for the frontendussec- Data aggregator and connect for the US Sec EDGAR database- Each have seperate, decoupled NestJS projects, with their own top level folders.
Run the NestJS development server (for each microservice):
yarn install
yarn run start:devNote - The frontend project has an Nginx setup that connects the frontend and microservices together. It is used for both local development and on the AWS production deployment (live demo link above).
- This project uses the Next.js page system. All of the code can be found in
src/app. Login,Logoutare small independent pages.- The main meat and bones of the project can be found in the
Platformfolder.