📚 Library System

A simple Library Management System implemented in C++.
This system supports basic user and librarian functionalities such as:

• Registering and logging in users
• Viewing available books
• Borrowing and returning books
• Librarian features: adding/removing books, managing users

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⚙️ Features

• Object-Oriented Design (OOP)
• File-based storage (no database needed)
• Role-based access (User / Librarian)
• Command-Line Interface (CLI)

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🚀 Getting Started

1. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/Hasan85-bin/LibrarySystem.git
cd LibrarySystem

2. Compile the Code

You can compile using g++:

g++ ".\main.cpp" ".\Core Classes\LoanManager.cpp" ".\Core Classes\Book.cpp" ".\Core Classes\User.cpp" ".\Utils\ini\iniReader\INIReader.cpp" ".\Utils\ini\ConfigManager.cpp" ".\Utils\ini\GlobalConfiguration.cpp" ".\Utils\ini\ini.c" ".\Utils\csv\CSVStorageManager.cpp" -o LibraryManager.exe

Or compile using any C++ IDE like Code::Blocks or Visual Studio.

3. Run the Program

./LibraryManager

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👤 Default Users

You can create new users at runtime. However, there is a default librarian account for demo purposes:

• Username: admin
• Password: admin123

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🗂 Project Structure

LibrarySystem/
├── Book.h / Book.cpp
├── User.h / User.cpp
├── Librarian.h / Librarian.cpp
├── LibraryManager.h / LibraryManager.cpp
├── main.cpp
└── ...

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📌 Notes

• All data (books, users, etc.) is stored in local text files.
• Make sure the application has permission to read/write in its directory.
• Tested on Linux; should work on Windows/Mac with minor adjustments.

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