The Cinema Management System is an open-source Java project that provides a platform for managing various aspects of a cinema, such as admin operations, ticket handling, and cinema management. The system is built on top of a relational database, allowing seamless data storage and retrieval.
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Admin Operations: Manage cinema administrators with options for adding, updating, and searching admins in the system.
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Ticket Handling: Facilitate ticket operations, including ticket booking, canceling, and viewing ticket details.
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Cinema Management: Support cinema management functionalities, such as adding new cinemas, confirming cinema registrations, and displaying unconfirmed cinemas.
The project contains several Java classes, each responsible for specific functionality:
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AdminRepository
: Handles admin-related database operations, including admin import and search. -
BasketRepository
: Manages the user's basket, allowing the addition and removal of tickets. -
CinemaRepository
: Responsible for cinema-related database operations, including cinema import, confirmation, and search. -
TicketRepository
: Manages ticket-related database operations, such as ticket import, viewing, and search. -
UserRepository
: Handles user-related database operations, including user import and search.
To use the Cinema Management System in your Java application, follow these steps:
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Clone the repository to your local machine.
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Ensure you have the required database (e.g., MySQL) and configure the connection details in the respective classes.
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Build the project and include the necessary dependencies, if any.
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Import the required classes into your application.
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Instantiate the necessary repositories with a valid database connection.
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Start using the available methods in each repository to perform desired operations.
We welcome contributions to the Cinema Management System! If you find a bug, have a suggestion, or want to add new features, please follow these steps:
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Fork the repository.
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Make the necessary changes and commit them.
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Push your changes to your fork.
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Open a pull request to the main repository,