LibraryO is a GN U GPL-licensed Windows Forms application designed for managing library operations, storing data related to books, members, and loans in a local database. It features functionalities for adding and updating records, settling loans, running queries, and generating reports. I could mention that it's built with C#, targeting the .NET Framework 4.8 for added context. I'll create two variants: a concise one-sentence summary and an expanded version with 2-3 sentences.

Source code can also be found in https://github.com/udaracamarasinghe/Simple-Library

Features

  • Keep data records about books, members and rents.
  • Easily inert, update and delete data records.
  • Toolbars for make it easy to access dialogs boxes.
  • Display data tables separately or as a combination using querying wizards and store those queries for latter use.
  • Display overdue rents when at start up.

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License

GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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Additional Project Details

Operating Systems

Windows

Languages

English

Intended Audience

Advanced End Users, Developers, End Users/Desktop, Government, Information Technology

User Interface

.NET/Mono

Database Environment

ADO.NET

Registered

2011-12-02