What's included

• Fully Functional System

  A fully developed and tested application (e.g., API or web application) that meets all specified requirements, including: User authentication (e.g., Google OAuth) Profile management for users Core functionalities (e.g., appointment scheduling, library management, etc.)

• API Documentation

  Well-organized, clear, and comprehensive API documentation, typically generated using tools like Swagger or Postman, which includes: Endpoints, request/response formats Error handling and status codes Authentication details (e.g., how to authenticate via Google OAuth)

• Codebase

  The complete source code for the application, organized according to best practices. Stored in version control (e.g., GitHub, GitLab) Ready for collaboration or future development

• Deployment Configuration

  Full deployment setup, ensuring the application is deployed to the chosen platform (e.g., Render, Heroku, AWS). Configuration files for cloud services or web servers Deployment scripts or continuous integration setup (if applicable)

• Testing & Quality Assurance Reports

  Unit tests and functional tests (if applicable) to ensure the system works as expected. Testing reports or logs Test cases and coverage details (including error handling and edge cases)

• User Interface (Admin Panel)

  Admin interface for managing the system (e.g., user registrations, appointments, etc.). A user-friendly dashboard for administrators or managers (if applicable)

• Technical Documentation & Setup Instructions

  Clear, well-organized documentation on how to: Set up the project environment (locally or on servers) Run the system, including necessary dependencies Troubleshoot common issues

• Ongoing Support or Maintenance Plan (If applicable)

  A brief period of support post-deployment to handle any immediate issues. Option for ongoing maintenance, updates, or enhancements (e.g., bug fixes or feature additions).