OpenSCRM is a high-quality WeCom private-domain traffic management system based on Go and React.

Important: this project lacks maintenance, and there is currently no capacity to continue maintaining it. If you are interested in maintaining it, you can contact the author, who will try to provide help.

## Project features

- **High security**: WeCom controls sensitive data for all enterprise employees and customers, such as phone numbers, positions, customer tags, and contact information. The team says it has rich Web security experience to ensure project security.

- **High performance and high stability**: thanks to Go's engineering capabilities and simple, effective concurrency control, OpenSCRM aims to provide performance and stability comparable to leading SaaS vendors.

- **Code readability first**: the project emphasizes clear, readable code and complete code comments to support high-quality, efficient maintenance and iteration.

- **Easy to develop**: OpenSCRM uses only necessary abstraction (MVC), avoids introducing new concepts, and keeps middleware dependencies minimal. It depends only on MySQL and Redis; for example, delayed queues are implemented with Redis, and full-text search uses MySQL 8 full-text search instead of ES.

## Subprojects

- Conversation archive service

- Management dashboard

- WeCom H5 sidebar

## Tech stack

Backend: Go, Gin, GORM, Redis, MySQL >= 5.7.

Frontend: React, TypeScript, Ant Design, Ant Design Pro, Pro Components.

## License and usage notes

OpenSCRM follows the Apache 2.0 license and can be used commercially for free. Quick start uses docker-compose to start MySQL and Redis, with the api-server backend and dashboard frontend compiled locally. The frontend requires Node.js 16.20.2 due to compatibility issues with other versions.

For setup, you may need to configure the WeCom trusted IP and the authorization callback domain.