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IWT Project - Hotel Reservation System for Tourist

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Home Page

Home Page

Login Page

Login Page

Package Page

Package Page

Hotel Page

Hotel Page

Group Details

  • Institution: Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology - 2023
  • Group Number: MLB_WD 05.01_08

Group Members

  • Gayashan Hansaja
  • Aweesha Thavishanka
  • Nimendra Dilshan
  • Dhananji Withanage
  • Prasadi

Setting Up the Database

1. Download the SQL File

2. Access PHPMyAdmin (Local Development)

  • Open your web browser and visit localhost/phpmyadmin/.

3. Log in to PHPMyAdmin

  • Log in to PHPMyAdmin using your local development server's PHPMyAdmin credentials.

4. Create a New Database

  • Click on the "Databases" tab.
  • Enter a name for your new database (e.g., reservify) and click "Create."

5. Import Data

  • Select the newly created database in the left sidebar.
  • Click on the "Import" tab.
  • Click "Choose File" and select the downloaded reservify.sql file.
  • Click "Go" or "Import" to import the database schema and data.

6. Database Ready

  • Your reservify database is now set up and ready to use for local development.

Downloading and Setting Up the Website

1. Download the Latest Release

  • Visit the Releases page of this repository.
  • Download the latest release archive (e.g., Reservify-v1.0.zip).

2. Configure Web Server

  • Make sure you have a web server (e.g., Apache, Nginx) and PHP installed on your local machine. You can use tools like XAMPP or WAMP for a pre-configured environment.

3. Extract Website Files

  • Extract the contents of the downloaded release archive to your web server's document root or the appropriate directory.

4. Start the Web Server

  • Start your web server using its control panel or command-line tool.

5. Access the Website

  • Open your web browser.
  • Visit localhost/[folder-name] to access the website.

6. Explore and Test

  • You can now explore and test the Hotel Reservation System on your local machine.