Automotive Sync, a desktop application built in Java using the Swing framework. The project leverages MySQL for the backend, following the MVC (Model-View-Controller) pattern.
- Displays a comprehensive view of available cars, their details, and specifications.
- Allows staff to add, update, and delete cars from the inventory.
- Singleton pattern applied to the Inventory class for centralized control.
- Enables scheduling maintenance services for cars in the showroom.
- Facilitates scheduling test drives for customers interested in specific cars.
- Generates detailed sales reports for analysis and decision-making by the manager.
- Facilitates the creation and tracking of purchase orders for new inventory.
- Manages the payment process for purchased cars using cash or credit card.
- Access to view available cars, schedule test drives, and make purchases.
- Access to report generation.
- Access for managing day-to-day operations, such as scheduling services and managing inventory (add, update, delete).
- Core business logic resides here.
- Implements the code for the class diagram.
- Implements the Controller for each module.
- Entry point of the application.
- Initializes and launches the application.
- Manages all interactions with the MySQL database.
- Implements functionalities related to data storage and retrieval.
- Java Swing components for the user interface.
- Provides different views and interactive elements.
- Applied to the Inventory class for ensuring a single instance and centralized control.
- Implemented for user management, providing a flexible and extensible way to create different types of users.
- KControls library Utilized for enhancing the UI of sign-in page with additional features such as the K Gradient Panel and K Button.
- Clone the repository to your local machine.
- Set up the MySQL database with the provided schema.
- Update the database configuration in the application.
- Run the application using the Runner class.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.