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+# Project Info
+
+First of all, thank you everyone who made pull requests for Uptime Kuma, I never thought GitHub Community can be that nice! And also because of this, I also never thought other people actually read my code and edit my code. It is not structed and commented so well, lol. Sorry about that.
+
+The project was created with vite.js (vue3). Then I created a sub-directory called "server" for server part. Both frontend and backend share the same package.json. 
+
+The frontend code build into "dist" directory. The server uses "dist" as root. This is how production is working.
+
+Your IDE should follow the config in ".editorconfig". The most special thing is I set it to 4 spaces indentation. I know 2 spaces indentation became a kind of standard nowadays for js, but my eyes is not so comfortable for this. In my opinion, there is no callback-hell nowadays, it is good to go back 4 spaces world again.
+
+# Project Styles
+
+I personally do not like something need to learn so much and need to config so much before you can finally start the app. 
+
+For example, recently, because I am not a python expert, I spent a 2 hours to resolve all problems in order to install and use the Apprise cli. Apprise requires so many hidden requirements, I have to figure out myself how to solve the problems by Google search for my OS. That is painful. I do not want Uptime Kuma to be like this way, so:  
+
+- Easy to install for non-Docker users, no native build dependency is needed (at least for x86_64), no extra config, no extra effort to get it run
+- Single container for Docker users, no very complex docker-composer file. Just map the volume and expose the port, then good to go
+- All settings in frontend.
+- Easy to use
+
+# Tools
+- Node.js >= 14
+- Git
+- IDE that supports .editorconfig  (I am using Intellji Idea)
+- A SQLite tool (I am using SQLite Expert Personal)
+
+# Prepare the dev
+
+```bash
+npm install
+```
+
+# Backend Dev
+
+```bash
+npm run start-server
+
+# Or 
+
+node server/server.js
+
+```
+
+It binds to 0.0.0.0:3001 by default.
+
+
+## Backend Details
+
+It is mainly a socket.io app + express.js.
+
+express.js is just used for serving the frontend built files (index.html, .js and .css etc.) 
+
+# Frontend Dev
+
+Start frontend dev server. Hot-reload enabled in this way. It binds to 0.0.0.0:3000.
+
+```bash
+npm run dev
+```
+
+PS: You can ignore those scss warnings, those warnings are from Bootstrap that I cannot fix.
+
+You can use Vue Devtool Chrome extension for debugging.
+
+After the frontend server started. It cannot connect to the websocket server even you have started the server. You need to tell the frontend that is a dev env by running this in DevTool console and refresh:
+
+```javascript
+localStorage.dev = "dev";
+```
+
+So that the frontend will try to connect websocket server in 3001.
+
+Alternately, you can specific NODE_ENV to "development".
+
+
+## Build the frontend
+
+```bash
+npm run build
+```
+
+## Frontend Details
+
+Uptime Kuma Frontend is a single page application (SPA). Most paths are handled by Vue Router.
+
+The router in "src/main.js"
+
+As you can see, most data in frontend is stored in root level, even though you changed the current router to any other pages.
+
+The data and socket logic in "src/mixins/socket.js"
+
+# Database Migration
+
+TODO
+
+# Unit Test
+
+Yes, no unit test for now. I know it is very important, but at the same time my spare time is very limited. I want to implement my ideas first. I will go back to this in some points.
+
+
+
+  
+