Building a Garments Management System with React Native and .NET Web API
I developed a Garments Management System using React Native, TypeScript, ASP.NET Core Web API, C#, and MySQL. The application brings essential garment business operations into a single system, including employee management, inventory, sales, purchases, customers, vendors, and reporting.
Tech Stack
- React Native and TypeScript for the mobile application
- ASP.NET Core Web API and C# for backend services
- MySQL for data storage
- Git and GitHub for version control
Key Features
Employee Management
Manage employee records, contact information, attendance, and payment-related data.
Inventory Management
Maintain inventory records and retrieve stock information through the backend API.
Sales and Customer Management
Organize sales records, customer information, contact details, and transaction-related data.
Purchase and Vendor Management
Manage purchase orders and vendor records to support procurement workflows.
Work Assignment Management
Track work assignments, worker details, assignment status, and payment-related information.
Reports and Dashboard
Access reports for employee attendance, inventory, sales, purchases, and work assignments.
Role-Based Access Control
The application supports Admin, Manager, Staff, and Viewer roles to organize access according to user responsibilities.
Backend API Architecture
The backend uses ASP.NET Core Web API with C# and MySQL. It provides structured API operations for employees, customers, inventory items, purchase orders, sales, vendors, users, and work assignments.
Keeping the backend separate from the mobile application makes it easier to maintain business logic, organize data operations, and extend the system in the future.
React Native Application
The mobile application is built with React Native and TypeScript. Its modular structure separates operational screens and reporting features while shared API service functions handle communication with the backend.
Authentication and role-based navigation provide a foundation for organizing access to the application's features.
Engineering Challenges
Developing a business management application requires consistent communication between the mobile frontend, backend API, authentication system, and database.
My approach focuses on modular components, centralized API communication, structured data models, and dedicated reporting screens. These practices make the codebase easier to maintain and extend.
Future Improvements
Potential enhancements include barcode scanning, low-stock alerts, invoice generation, PDF and Excel exports, sales analytics, push notifications, and cloud deployment.
Conclusion
This project demonstrates my experience developing a full-stack business application using React Native, TypeScript, ASP.NET Core Web API, C#, and MySQL.
Source code:
- React Native app: https://github.com/pankajbiodata/garmentsReactNative
- Backend API: https://github.com/pankajbiodata/GarmentsAPI
I'm continuing to improve the application with a focus on maintainability, API integration, and practical business workflows.
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