AutoRepairShop is a lightweight front-end template for an automobile repair or service shop. It provides a responsive UI scaffold built with JSX-based frontend code and Tailwind CSS, and is configured for modern deployment workflows (examples include Vercel). Use it as a starting point to build vehicle intake forms, service listings, customer pages, appointment/job scheduling interfaces, and more.
A production build of the site is present in dist/ (e.g. dist/index.html and static assets). The source entry is index.html which loads src/main.jsx.
- Clean, responsive layout using Tailwind CSS
- JSX-based frontend entry (src/main.jsx) ready for React/Preact/etc.
- PostCSS + Tailwind integration
- Vercel-friendly routing via
vercel.json - Minimal, easy-to-extend structure for UI and components
- JavaScript / JSX
- Tailwind CSS
- PostCSS (autoprefixer)
- Vite-compatible project layout (dev server, build outputs)
- Node.js / npm for tooling
- Optional: Deploy to Vercel (configured with
vercel.json)
Autorepairshop/ │ ├── src/ # Source UI files and components (entry: src/main.jsx) ├── index.html # App entry (dev) — mounts the frontend to #root ├── dist/ # Production build output (when built) ├── package.json # Project dependencies and scripts ├── tailwind.config.js # Tailwind configuration (content paths are index.html + src/) ├── postcss.config.js # PostCSS plugins (tailwindcss, autoprefixer) ├── vercel.json # Simple Vercel rewrite to serve SPA └── README.md # This file
- Clone the repo git clone https://github.com/Asiwaju24/Autorepairshop.git
- Enter the project cd Autorepairshop
- Install dependencies npm install
- Start the development server npm run dev
After the dev server starts, open the local address shown in the terminal (commonly http://localhost:3000 or http://localhost:5173 depending on your bundler).
Notes:
- The project uses a JSX entry at
src/main.jsx. You can use React, Preact, or another JSX-compatible runtime as configured in yourpackage.json. - If the project uses Vite, common scripts are
dev,build, andpreview. If you don’t see those inpackage.json, add or adjust them to match your chosen bundler.
- Build: npm run build
- Preview the build (optional): npm run preview
- The build output will be available in
dist/or the configured build directory. Those files can be deployed to any static host, or directly to Vercel.
- A basic
vercel.jsonis included which rewrites all requests to/to support SPA routing on Vercel. - To deploy to Vercel:
- Connect this GitHub repository in your Vercel account and trigger a deploy.
- Ensure your build command and output directory in the Vercel project settings match what you use locally (e.g.,
npm run buildanddist).
- Add pages and UI components inside
src/. Use Tailwind classes for styling. - Add forms for vehicle intake, customer profiles, service lists, and job scheduling UI elements.
- Integrate a backend (REST or GraphQL) to persist bookings, customers, and vehicle records.
- Add authentication and role-based access for staff vs. customers.
Contributions are welcome.
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/your-feature)
- Make your changes
- Commit and push (git push origin feature/your-feature)
- Open a Pull Request describing your change
Please open issues for feature requests or bug reports so we can discuss proposed changes before large refactors.
Olaniyan Taslim (Asiwaju24)
GitHub: https://github.com/Asiwaju24
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If you'd like, I can:
- Open a branch and push this README.md update, then create a PR; or
- Tailor the README to include exact npm scripts after you confirm the contents of package.json.