I created JSKR to replace my overly-complicated Excel spreadsheets that I used when tracking job applications. Think of it like a CRM for job-seekers, or a reverse ATS.
- Job lead tracking.
- Event tracking with status updates (e.g. interview + offer extended).
- Helpful stats that break down results by source.
- Intelligent recommendations on where to go for next application.
- API (kind of works at the moment).
- Metrics for goal tracking (e.g. 10 applications per day).
- Visual overhaul.
- Integration with Indeed API for market analysis.
You'll need to register a new OAuth application on GitHub, as that is what JSKR uses for user authentication. The callback URL is <schema>://<hostname>/users/auth/github/callback.
git clone https://github.com/ARMmaster17/jskr.git
cd jskr
export GITHUB_APP_ID=<OAuth_APP_ID>
export GITHUB_APP_SECRET=<OAuth_APP_SECRET>
export HOST_URL=http://localhost:3000
bundle install
bin/rails db:migrate
bin/rails servergit clone https://github.com/ARMmaster17/jskr.git
cd jskr
cat << EOF >> .env
GITHUB_APP_ID=<OAuth_APP_ID>
GITHUB_APP_SECRET=<OAuth_APP_SECRET>
HOST_URL=http://localhost:3000
EOF
docker-compose upPre-build Docker images are available under the "Packages" tab of this repository. You'll need to provide your own Postgres server, and pass the following environment variables:
| RAILS_ENV | "production" |
|---|---|
| RAILS_LOG_TO_STDOUT | enabled |
| HOST_URL | <schema>://<hostname> |
| RAILS_MASTER_KEY | Generate this yourself or copy from config/master.key |
| JSKR_DB_HOST | Hostname of PSQL instance |
| JSKR_DB_USER | PSQL username |
| JSKR_DATABASE_PASSWORD | PSQL password |
| JSKR_DB_DATABASE | PSQL database name |
| DATABASE_URL | Should follow the format postgresql://JSKR_DB_HOST:5432/JSKR_DB_DATABASE |
| GITHUB_APP_ID | OAuth app ID from GitHub |
| GITHUB_APP_SECRET | OAuth app secret from GitHub |
Example Kubernetes manifest files are coming soon.