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Smart Event Task Manager Design

The document outlines the design of a C++ application for managing tasks and events, featuring a user interface, application logic, and a database layer. Key modules include authentication, task/event management, search and filter, reminders, and reporting. The system supports CRUD operations, multi-threaded notifications, and data storage in SQLite/MySQL, with a structured flow for user interaction and database communication.

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Smart Event Task Manager Design

The document outlines the design of a C++ application for managing tasks and events, featuring a user interface, application logic, and a database layer. Key modules include authentication, task/event management, search and filter, reminders, and reporting. The system supports CRUD operations, multi-threaded notifications, and data storage in SQLite/MySQL, with a structured flow for user interaction and database communication.

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Smart Event & Task Manager - System

Design
1. System Overview
Objective:
A C++ application for managing tasks and events, storing data in a database, providing
reminders, search, and reporting features.

Components:
 User Interface (UI): Console or GUI (Qt/SFML)
 Application Logic (C++ Core): Handles tasks, events, and notifications
 Database Layer (SQLite/MySQL): Stores users, tasks, events, and history
 Notification System: Optional multi-threaded reminders

2. Modules & Responsibilities

Authentication Module
 User registration
 Login
 Password validation & hashing

Task/Event Manager
 CRUD operations on tasks/events
 Priority management

Database Handler
 Connect to DB
 Execute queries
 Map C++ objects to DB

Search & Filter Module


 Search tasks by date, keyword, category, or priority

Reminder / Notification Module


 Multi-threaded notifications for upcoming tasks

Reporting Module
 Generate daily/weekly summaries
 Export CSV/text
3. Database Design

Users Table:
user_id (INTEGER PK)
username (TEXT)
password (TEXT)
email (TEXT)

Tasks Table:
task_id (INTEGER PK)
user_id (INTEGER FK)
title (TEXT)
description (TEXT)
category (TEXT)
priority (INT)
due_date (DATE/TEXT)
status (TEXT)

4. System Flow (Tree Structure)


Start

└── User Login/Register

├── Success → Main Menu (UI)

│ ├── Manage Tasks

│ │ └── CRUD operations → Update DB via DB Layer → Notification Module (optional)

│ ├── Search/Filter

│ │ └── Query DB → Display results

│ └── Reports/Export

│ └── Generate CSV/Text → DB

└── Error/Retry

5. Interaction with Database


- All modules communicate with Database Handler
- Database Handler executes SQL queries (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, SELECT)
- C++ objects (Task/User) map to database rows
Example: Adding a Task
- User enters task info → Task Manager validates input
- Task Manager calls Database Handler → executes INSERT
- Task stored in Tasks table → available for search, reporting, notifications

6. Optional Enhancements
 GUI using Qt
 Multi-threaded reminder system (std::thread)
 Task sorting by priority / due date
 Notifications pop up on console or GUI

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