Appointment Scheduler https://course-appoinment.vercel.app/ Appointment Scheduler is a web application designed for scheduling appointments with teachers. It allows students to view teacher profiles, select a teacher, and book appointments based on available dates and times.
Features Display of teacher profiles with images and department information. Modal-based appointment scheduling system. Search functionality to filter and find specific teachers. A dynamic appointment list showing all scheduled appointments with options to delete or mark them as consulted. An alert system to welcome users and provide necessary information. Responsive design for an optimal experience on various devices and screen sizes.
Installation To run this project on your local machine:
Clone or download the repository to your computer. Open the project directory in your terminal. Install the necessary dependencies (if any) via npm install or yarn. Start the application by running npm start or yarn start. Open your web browser and navigate to localhost:3000 (or the port provided in your terminal).
Usage Browse through the list of available teachers on the main page. Use the search bar to find teachers by name. Click on a teacher's image to open the appointment modal. Fill in the appointment details including student name, date, and time, and save the appointment. View all scheduled appointments and manage them through the appointment list. Click the 'Temizle' button to clear all appointments.
----Technical Details The application is built using React.js. State management in React for handling user inputs and appointment data. Bootstrap is used for responsive design and UI components. SweetAlert2 for user alerts and confirmations.
-----Dependencies----- React.js Bootstrap SweetAlert2 Contributing Contributions to this project are welcome. Please ensure to follow the existing code structure and style guides when making contributions.
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