Full-Stack[SYS_ID: ZAM-ZAM-TRADER-INVENTORY-SYSTEM]

Full-stack inventory platform for Zam Zam Trader covering stock tracking, supplier management, orders, alerts, and reports.

01.System Interface & Screenshots

https://zam-zam-trader-inventory-system.aqib.dev
Zam Zam Trader Inventory System Interface Screenshot
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02. Interactive Pipeline Simulation

Interactive System Architecture Simulator

Simulate processes and see live data flows, database locks, and logs in Aqib's backend pipelines.

System Node Architecture:
3 Buyers
NestJS App
Postgres DB
Visual Feedback Window:
POSTGRESQL TRANSACTION STATELOCKS: NONE
User A (Request 1):PENDING
User B (Request 2):PENDING
User C (Request 3):PENDING
Pipeline Stage Info
Press "Start Simulation" to review detailed process annotations.
Pipeline Console Output:
Console output idle. Launch simulation to trace diagnostic outputs.

03. The Problem

A client needed a reliable system to manage stock, suppliers, orders, and reporting.

04. The Solution

Built a scalable NestJS backend with PostgreSQL and a responsive React dashboard.

05. Key Features

  • >Stock tracking
  • >Supplier management
  • >Order workflows
  • >Role-based access control (RBAC)
  • >Audit logging
  • >Low-stock alerts
  • >Exportable reports

Backend & API Architecture

-Relational database modeling with strict foreign keys and indexes
-REST API architecture with clean service-repository separation
-Authentication and authorization middlewares (RBAC)
-System audit logger tracking stock adjustments

08. Engineering Challenges

Handling concurrent stock changes during high-traffic checkout events

Implemented database transaction locks to preserve exact counts.

Generating large-scale PDF reports without stalling the event loop

Offloaded processing to worker threads on the backend.

[SYSTEM_SPECIFICATIONS]
ROLE:
Full-Stack Engineer
CATEGORY:
Full-Stack
TECHNOLOGY STACK:
ReactNestJSPostgreSQLREST APIs
BUSINESS IMPACT:
Delivered a complete inventory workflow for Zam Zam Trader, reducing discrepancies and stockouts.