Task Management System

Welcome to the Task Management System!

This project is organized into several folders, each serving a specific purpose in the overall 3-Tier architecture of the application.

Folder Structure

1. DAL (Data Access Layer)

• This folder contains Django models and repositories responsible for interacting with the database.
• The Entities files define the structure of the data stored in the database.
• The repositories provide methods for querying and manipulating data in the database.

2. Services (Application Layer)

• The Services folder holds Service Models, which contain business logic related to task management.
• These models interact with the DAL layer to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on tasks.
• This folder contains files that bridge the communication between the DAL and Services layers.
• It ensures smooth data flow between the database and the business logic layer.

4. Presentation (Presentation Layer)

• The Presentation folder contains HTML files that constitute the user interface (UI) of the Task Management System.
• These HTML files are utilized by the Django framework to render the application interface for users.

4a. View Models

• The View Models folder is responsible for managing the data flow between the user interface and the Services layer.
• View Models handle incoming data from the UI, prepare and validate it, and then pass it to the Services layer for further processing.

4b. UI

• The UI folder serves as the primary location for the implementation of the application's business logic.
• It acts as an intermediary layer, facilitating communication and interaction between the user interface, services, and data access layers.

5. Management

• The Management folder encompasses all the components of the Task Management System.
• It includes subfolders for DAL, Services, Presentation.
• Urls.py file plays a key role in navigating websites.

Usage

To use the Task Management System, follow these steps:

1. Installation:

   • Ensure you have Django installed. If not, install it using:

     pip install django
     

2. Configuration:

   • Configure your database settings in the Django project settings file.

3. Database Setup:

   • Run migrations to create the necessary database tables using:

     python manage.py migrate
     

4. Running the Server:

   • Start the Django development server using:

     python manage.py runserver
     

5. Logging In:

   • Once the server is running, log in with the following credentials:
     • Username: Admin
     • Password: admin#111
   • Or Register yourself as a new user to move forward with the application.

6. Accessing the Application:

   • Access the application through the provided URL and interact with the user interface to manage tasks.

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