- Introduction
- Project Description
- Features
- Languages and Technologies
- Architecture and Design
- License
- Conclusion
Welcome to the Library Management System project! This repository holds the source code for a web-based application designed to help manage the operations of a library, including handling of books and user data management.
The Library Management System is built to facilitate the comprehensive management of a library's resources, including the acquisition, cataloging, lending, and return of books. The system is designed to improve the efficiency of library staff and enhance the user experience for library patrons.
- Book Acquisition: Track new purchases and donations.
- Cataloging System: Organize books in an accessible format.
- Lending and Returns: Manage the lending process and track overdue items.
- User Registration: Secure user registration and authentication system.
- Reporting: Generate reports on books and user activity.
This project is developed using:
- PHP: Server-side scripting language used for the backend.
- MySQL: Database management system used for storing all data.
- HTML/CSS: Front-end development to create the user interface.
- JavaScript: Enhance interactivity on client-side operations.
The system architecture is designed with a focus on security and efficiency. It consists of several PHP scripts handling different aspects of library management, such as book issue, return checks, and user registration. Each script communicates with a MySQL database to retrieve, update, or delete data as needed.
Usage:
- Navigate through the application using the user interface provided in the web pages.
- Perform administrative tasks such as adding new books or registering new users through the respective forms.
This project is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file in the repository for more details.
The Library Management System is a powerful tool for any educational or public library, enabling efficient management and providing a user-friendly interface for staff and patrons alike.