Booking Scheduler

This app will be reworked in Q4 2026. Until then it is kept as it is and may not show what the newest Adminium can do.

A complete, production-shaped appointment-booking app — built with Vite + React

• TypeScript, no CSS framework, no backend required. It's the scheduling example app that ships with Adminium: browse a service menu, pick a stylist and a real open time slot, book, reschedule or cancel, buy a gift card, and manage the whole day from a staff-side calendar — all from built-in demo data.

Live demo → adminium.dev/demo/booking-scheduler

Local development

npm install
npm run dev

Then open the URL Vite prints (default http://localhost:5173).

Deploy

 

• Vercel — click the button above, or import the repo. Build command npm run build, output dist.

• DigitalOcean App Platform — click the button above, or use the included .do/deploy.template.yaml.

• Host anywhere — npm run build produces a fully static dist/ you can drop on any static host (Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, S3, GitHub Pages…). Or build the container:

  docker build -t booking-scheduler .
  docker run -p 8080:80 booking-scheduler

Build scripts

Script	What it does
npm run dev	Start the Vite dev server.
npm run build	Type-check + build to dist/ at base / (root deploys).
npm run build:demo	Build to dist/ at base /demo/booking-scheduler/ (Adminium demo).
npm run preview	Preview a production build locally.

Demo data

docker compose up starts booking-db, the Postgres database behind the self-host stack. On first boot it applies db/schema.sql, installs the demo bookkeeping, then runs a hook that by default loads db/seed.sql — Lumen Studio's service menu, specialists and appointments — so the database has working data the moment it comes up.

To start empty instead, with the same full schema, set DEMO_DATA=0 in .env before the first docker compose up. Neither choice is permanent — four scripts move the demo rows in and out afterwards:

Script	What it does
npm run demo:status	Report what is loaded, table by table.
npm run demo:import	Load db/seed.sql.
npm run demo:wipe	Remove the demo rows — your own rows and the schema stay.
npm run demo:reset	Wipe, then import a fresh copy.

A wipe deletes only the rows the ledger attributes to the seed, so the schema stays and, with one exception, so does anything you added yourself. A demo row your own data depends on is kept rather than force-deleted, and reported under kept. The exception is ON DELETE CASCADE: time off you entered against a demo stylist goes when that stylist does, and those rows are counted separately as cascaded. wipe and reset ask before they act; pass -- --yes to skip the question. DATABASE_URL points all four at a Postgres somewhere else. Full reference: db/README.md.

Connecting to Adminium

All scheduling data goes through a thin DataSource interface (src/data/source.ts) with a single demoSource implementation backed by the bundled demo business. To be honest about what runs today: nothing is persisted and nothing is charged — bookings, gift cards and cancellations live in memory for the length of the session, and reloading the page resets everything.

Once Adminium's browser-safe publishable key (adm_pub_…) ships, the frontend will read and write live data — your real services, staff, availability and appointments from an Adminium-managed database — through the Adminium records API via a second DataSource implementation, without touching any of the screens or the store. The seam is already in place.

License

AGPL-3.0 © 2026 Booking Scheduler. A demo shipped with Adminium.

Building on this app with a coding agent

The Adminium skills teach Claude Code, Codex and other agents to build and change an app: npx skills add Adminiumjs/skills — https://github.com/Adminiumjs/skills