Dheeraj Pal 2 years ago

How to create Book Store Management System With Admin Panel With the help of PHP

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Introduction

This project is entitled Book Store Management System. It is a CodeIgniter Project application that aims to provide an automated online platform for bookstores to manage their sales transactions and records. It has a simple and pleasant user interface using Bootstrap Framework. It consists of user-friendly features and functionalities.

Technologies

Here is the list of the technologies used for developing this Book Store Management System:

PHP
CodeIgniter 3 Framework
MySQL Database
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
jQuery
Bootstrap
DataTables

Features and Functionalities

This Book Store Management System is consist of the following features and functionalities:

Admin

Login and Registration
Dashboard Page
Category Management (CRUD)
Book Management (CRUD)
Create Sales Transaction
Cart List
Manage/Update Cart List
Print Receipt
List All Transaction History
User Management (CRUD)
Logout

Cashier

Login and Registration
Dashboard Page
Create Sales Transaction
Cart List
Manage/Update Cart List
Print Receipt
Logout

How does the Book Store Management System work?

The Book Store Management System in CodeIgniter Project is only accessible to the store’s management. It contains 2 types of user roles which are the Administrators and the Cashiers. The admin users have permission to access and manage all the data on the system including the list of the book categories, books, and users. The cashier users are only allowed to create transactions with the customer. This application also generates a printable sales transaction receipt.

How to Run?

Requirements

Download and Install any local web server such as XAMPP.
Download the provided source code zip file. (download button is located below)

System Installation/Setup

Open your XAMPP Control Panel and start Apache and MySQL.
Extract the downloaded source code zip file.
Copy the extracted source code folder and paste it into the XAMPP’s “htdocs” directory.
Browse the PHPMyAdmin in a browser. i.e. http://localhost/phpmyadmin
Create a new database named ci_bsms_db.
Import the provided SQL file. The file is known as ci_bsms_db.sql located inside the database folder.
Browse the Book Store Management System in a browser. i.e. http://localhost/bsms_ci/.