A Book Management System is a software application designed to efficiently manage the processes of a library or bookstore. It helps users perform tasks like adding, searching, and deleting books.
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Requirements: In this phase, all system requirements are gathered by communicating with stakeholders such as users, managers, and technical teams.
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Design: Converts requirements into an architecture or model. For example, converting an Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) into database tables.
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Implementation: Build the UI using Angular components, modules, and services. Use data binding, directives, and pipes to enhance interactivity. Style the application with Tailwind CSS for a responsive design.
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Testing: In this phase, ensure the Angular application works as expected by performing different types of testing:
Unit Testing: Test individual components, services, and pipes using Jasmine and Karma to verify their functionality.
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Deployment: Deploy the system on production servers.
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Maintenance: Keep the system operational and up-to-date.
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If the user selects "Other Genre", a new field will appear where they can write a custom genre.
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Validate the form inputs.
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Add books and display all the details of books.
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Edit book details and delete books.
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Calculate the age of the book.
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Categorize books based on their genre.
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Fetch data from an external API and implement asynchronous book searching.
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Style the form using Tailwind CSS and make it responsive for mobile, tablet, and desktop devices.
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Implement data binding:
- Interpolation (
{{ }}
) to dynamically display book details. - Property binding (
[property]
) to update UI elements based on data. - Two-way binding (
[(ngModel)]
) to sync user input with the model.
- Interpolation (
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Implement event binding (
(event)
) to handle user actions such as:- Clicking buttons to add, edit, or delete books.
- Detecting user input in the search field.
- Handling form submissions dynamically.
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Implement methods to calculate price and discount price.
- Frontend: Angular, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript