Advanced Task Management System Using MERN Stack is a full-stack web application for employee management, task assignment, deadline tracking and progress monitoring. Built with MongoDB, Express.js, React.js and Node.js, it features separate Admin and Employee dashboards, JWT authentication, priority-based task management, overdue task identification, profile management and real-time database-driven statistics.
The Advanced Task Management System Using MERN Stack is a full-stack web application designed to help organizations manage employees, distribute tasks, monitor deadlines and track work progress. It provides separate dashboards for administrators and employees, allowing each role to access the features relevant to its responsibilities.
Developed using MongoDB, Express.js, React.js and Node.js, the application combines a responsive interface with role-based access control, task tracking and database-driven statistics. It is suitable for students learning full-stack JavaScript development, REST APIs, authentication and database operations.
The dashboard uses actual MongoDB records rather than fixed demonstration values. Task information can be organized by status, priority, deadline and assigned employee, helping administrators understand workload distribution and completion progress.
Administrators can manage employee accounts, create and assign tasks, update task details, monitor deadlines and review work progress. Dashboard charts and statistics provide an overview of task distribution, overdue work and employee completion rates.
Employees can access their assigned tasks, review requirements and deadlines, check priorities and update task progress. The employee dashboard also provides access to personal task statistics and profile information without exposing administrative functions.
Each task can include a title, description, assigned employee, priority, deadline and status. The application identifies tasks whose deadlines have passed while their status remains incomplete, making delayed work easier to monitor.
Extract the project ZIP file and open the project folder in Visual Studio Code. Configure MongoDB and the backend environment variables, then install the dependencies using the commands below from the project root.
npm install
npm run install:all
Start the application using:
npm run dev
When both servers start successfully, open http://localhost:5173 for the frontend. The backend API is available at http://localhost:5000/api, with its health check at http://localhost:5000/api/health.
Open the application in your browser and use the initial Admin setup option to enter the required name, email address and password. According to the project documentation, the initial Admin creation endpoint becomes unavailable after an account has been created.
After signing in, create employee accounts, assign tasks, set deadlines and monitor progress through the administrator dashboard.
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1. Install Node.js and npm on your computer. 2. Install MongoDB Community Server or configure an accessible MongoDB deployment. 3. Install Visual Studio Code. 4. Extract the project ZIP file and open the Task Management System Using MERN Stack folder in VS Code. 5. Start MongoDB or verify that your MongoDB connection string is accessible. 6. Open the terminal in the project root directory. 7. Install root dependencies using: npm install 8. Install project dependencies using: npm run install:all 9. Open the backend folder and copy .env.example to .env. 10. Configure MONGO_URI, JWT_SECRET and any other variables specified in the example environment file. 11. Save the environment configuration and ensure the database connection is valid. 12. Return to the project root directory. 13. Start the application using: npm run dev 14. Open the frontend at http://localhost:5173. 15. Check the backend API at http://localhost:5000/api. 16. Verify the backend health check at http://localhost:5000/api/health. 17. Use the initial Admin setup option to create the first administrator account. 18. Sign in as Admin and create employee accounts. 19. Create tasks, assign employees, set priorities and deadlines, and monitor task progress. 20. Sign in as an Employee to view assigned tasks and update their status. 21. Verify that dashboard statistics reflect the actual MongoDB records. 22. Keep both frontend and backend servers running while testing the complete application.
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