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h4sohail/inventory-management
An inventory management system written in C for a warehouse that keeps track of individual store's inventory
A school project implementing a warehouse inventory system in C. It tracks per-store stock with a CLI interface, separating concerns across client, store, interface, and utility layers. Zero production use case — this is a learning exercise.
Reasonable separation of concerns for a school project: interface/client/store/utility layers map to a real design pattern. Header organization is clean — forward declarations in dedicated headers rather than one monolithic include. The compile.sh script and manual gcc command are both documented, which is more than most student projects bother with.
Zero stars, last touched in 2020, never went beyond a school assignment — there is no community, no maintenance, and no sign anyone uses it. No Makefile — a shell script that just runs gcc is not a build system. No error handling visible from the README or directory tree, which in C means likely undefined behavior on bad input. No tests whatsoever, so correctness guarantees are entirely informal.