Note: It is not a complete and fully functional system for production use.

• PNPM - Package Manager
• ReactJS Typescript - Frontend
• Supabase - Backend As A Service
• PostgreSQL - SQL Database

The schema and data types presented here are tailored for educational purposes and may not reflect real-world accuracy. As such, it is important to customize and adapt the schema based on specific project requirements and data needs.

• Node.js and pnpm installed on your machine
• A code editor of your choice
• Familiarity with terminal or command prompt

3. Install PNPM Packages

   pnpm install

4. Create a Supabase account and set up a new project.

5. Obtain your Supabase API URL and Service Key and update the .env file in the project root with the following information:

   REACT_APP_SUPABASE_URL=your_supabase_api_url
   REACT_APP_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY=your_supabase_service_key

6. Run the application.

   pnpm run dev

The CSU Clinic's Inventory Management System provides the following functionalities:

1. Dashboard Overview: Upon logging in, you will see an overview of the system, displaying the count of new medicines, upcoming medicines, expired medicines, and the total number of medicines.

2. Inventory Menu: This section allows you to manage the medicine inventory and perform various actions.

3. Create a Cabinet: This feature allows you to add and manage medicine cabinets, which contain drawers for organizing medicines.

4. Manage Medicine Inventory: In this section, you can add new medicines to the inventory by providing details such as medicine name, stock, quantity, expiration date, and more. You can also choose a cabinet and a drawer to store the medicine. The system will keep track of the medicine stock levels and notify you about low stock.

5. View Medicines: The table displays the details of added medicines, allowing you to view, edit, and delete medicine records.

This project is licensed under the LICENSE. "# IMC-Care"