Online Social Media Management Project

-- By Group Number 34 IIT2021025 (Anand Choudhary) IIT2021034 (Ujjwal Pandram) IIT2021090 (Ayan Ahmed) IIT2021080 (Dheeraj Devnani) IIT2021084 (Md. Shaheer) IIT2021018 (Adeshpal Singh)

This is the README file for the Social Media Management project. The project involves the development of a web application for managing social media accounts. The application is built using HTML, CSS, jQuery, and JavaScript for the frontend, and MySQL and PHP for the backend.

Features The Social Media Management project includes the following features:

User Registration and Authentication: Users can register for an account and log in to the application using their credentials. Real Time Chat System : The users will be able to chat with their followers without losing previous conversations. Content Management: Users can create, edit, and delete posts or content for their social media accounts. Analytics and Reporting: The application provides analytics and reporting features, allowing users to track the performance of their social media accounts, such as followers, likes, comments, and shares. Notifications: Users receive notifications for various activities, such as scheduled posts being published, new followers, or engagement on their posts. Account Settings: Users can manage their account settings, including profile information, connected social media accounts, and notification preferences. Technologies Used The Social Media Management project utilizes the following technologies:

HTML: Used for structuring the web pages. CSS: Used for styling the web pages and user interface. jQuery: Used for handling dynamic behavior and interactions on the frontend. JavaScript: Used for implementing additional functionality and enhancing user experience. MySQL: Used as the database management system for storing user information, social media account data, and other relevant data. Bootstrap:We've also used strap for Frontend PHP: Used as the server-side scripting language for handling backend operations, interacting with the database, and processing user requests. Project Structure The project has the following directory structure:

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• css/
  • custom.css
• js/
  • custom.js
  • jquery.timeago.js
  • jquery-3.6.o.min
• images/
• php/
  • config.php
  • ajax.php
  • config.php
  • functions.php
  • process.php
  • send_code.php
  • ...
• ... The css/ directory contains the CSS stylesheets used for styling the web pages. The js/ directory contains the JavaScript files responsible for handling frontend behavior. The images/ directory stores any images or media files used in the project.

The php/ directory contains the PHP files responsible for handling server-side operations, interacting with the database, and implementing backend functionality. The config.php file contains configuration settings, and header.php establishes the database connection. Other PHP files handle specific functionalities such as authentication, social media integration, and more.

Getting Started To set up and run the Social Media Management project locally, follow these steps:

Ensure you have a web server (such as Apache or Nginx) installed on your machine. Set up a MySQL database and import the necessary database schema. Clone or download the project files to your local machine. Place the project files in the web server's document root directory. Update the database configuration in php/config.php with your MySQL credentials. Open a web browser and access the project by entering the appropriate URL or hostname. Note: Additional installation and configuration steps may be required depending on your specific web server and PHP setup.

Conclusion The Social