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DiasDias106/Warehouse_Management_System
Warehouse Management System is a program developed in C, designed to organize and efficiently manage data related to clients, sales, and products. The application operates entirely through text file processing, enabling structured reading, analysis, and modification of stored information.
A single-file C program that manages clients, sales, and products for a warehouse using flat text files as storage, driven by a console menu. It reads like a student project or coursework exercise rather than something meant for real use.
Actually implements the full CRUD cycle (add/remove/search/update/list) across three entities instead of stopping at a toy subset. Uses structs and modular functions to separate the client/sales/product logic instead of one giant procedural blob. Straightforward for beginners to read since there's no dependency on external libraries beyond the C standard library.
Plain text files with no locking or transactional guarantees mean concurrent runs or a crash mid-write can corrupt clientes.txt, produtos.txt, or vendas.txt with no recovery path. No error handling shown for file I/O failures (missing file, disk full, malformed row) — a bad line will likely crash or silently corrupt state rather than fail gracefully. No tests, and the README documents features but gives no build instructions, sample data format, or usage example, so getting it running requires reading main.c directly. At 2 stars and a single contributor, this is unmaintained coursework, not a project with an ongoing community or roadmap.