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Library Management System

This is a Java Swing-based library management system that utilizes MySQL for the database management.

Overview

This library management system provides a user-friendly interface for librarians to manage their library resources efficiently. It allows librarians to perform tasks such as adding, updating, and deleting books, managing borrower information, and handling book transactions.

Features

  • Book Management: Add, update, and delete books from the library database.
  • Borrower Management: Manage borrower information including adding new borrowers, updating their details, and removing them from the system.
  • Transaction Management: Handle book transactions including borrowing and returning books.
  • Search Functionality: Search for books and borrowers based on various criteria such as title, author, ISBN, borrower ID, etc.
  • User-friendly Interface: The system is designed with a simple and intuitive interface using Java Swing for ease of use.

Screenshots

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Requirements

  • Java Development Kit (JDK)
  • MySQL database server
  • MySQL Connector/J (JDBC driver for MySQL)

Installation

  1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/Makechi02/library-management-system.git

  2. Set up the MySQL database:

    • Create a new database named library_management_system.
    • Import the provided SQL file (library.sql) into the library_management_system database.

  3. Open the project in your Java IDE (e.g., IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse).

  4. Configure the MySQL database connection:

    • Create a file named database.properties in the root folder of the project.
    • Add the database name, username and password as shown below:
    db.name=library_management_system
db.username=your_username
db.password=your_password

  5. Build and run the project.

Usage

  1. Launch the application.
  2. Log in using admin as username and admin as the password for the admin account.
  3. Use the various features provided by the library management system to manage books, borrowers, and transactions.

Contributors