- env: cross-check VERCEL_ENV against NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_ENV at boot so prod credentials cannot silently write into a dev keyspace - upstash: tighten cache-key regex (kebab + colon only); split SCAN patterns into their own validator so glob '*' is allowed only there - eslint: forbid raw @upstash/redis, @upstash/ratelimit, @supabase/supabase-js imports outside the named factory files - supabase/admin: harmonize 'use cache' guidance with CONTRIBUTING.md (safe inside cache; partition key on identity for user-specific reads) - app/layout: clarify global-error.tsx vs error.tsx shell requirements given the passthrough root layout - readme: Next.js 15 -> 16 (matches scaffolded version)
BSK (Rewrite)
An educational rewrite of the BSK All-in-One Clinic Management System into a modern web stack.
Original project: lds217/BSK-All-in-One-Clinic-Management-System by @lds217 — a Java/Swing desktop application with a Netty server and SQLite backend, built for small Vietnamese clinics.
This repository is a clean-room reimplementation for learning purposes. No source code is copied from the original; features and data shapes are reimplemented from the upstream README and observable behavior. See NOTICE for full attribution.
Status
Planning phase. See PLAN.md for the architecture and phased roadmap.
Stack
- pnpm + Next.js 16 (App Router) + TypeScript
- Supabase (Postgres + Auth + Storage) — shared across personal projects via schema-per-app
- Upstash Redis + QStash — shared across personal projects via key prefixes
- Vercel for hosting
- shadcn/ui + Tailwind CSS
Important disclaimers
- Educational use only. This codebase is not certified for clinical use and must never be deployed against real patient data. Use synthetic data only.
- No HIPAA / GDPR compliance is implied or attempted on the free-tier infrastructure.
- This is a derivative work for learning; if you are the upstream author and would like additional attribution or removal, please open an issue.
License
This repository is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. The original project does not currently carry an explicit license; see NOTICE for the attribution stance.