Description: This project is an Inventory Management System designed to track and manage different types of items in a warehouse or store. It employs various design patterns for efficient communication, organization, and maintenance of inventory.
Key Features: Factory Method Pattern: Facilitates the creation of different inventory items such as products and equipment. Mediator Pattern: Enables communication between employees when an item's quantity becomes zero without direct references among them. Observer Pattern: Notifies observers, such as managers or logging systems, about inventory updates and alerts for low inventory. Command Pattern: Implements commands for updating the inventory, adding or removing items, and notifying observers. Functionality: Inventory Tracking: Tracks item quantities, manages incoming and outgoing stock, and alerts employees about low inventory levels. Employee Communication: Notifies employees through a mediator when an item's quantity reaches zero, prompting action for restocking or updates. Observer Notifications: Alerts managers or designated observers about inventory updates or low stock situations. Dynamic Item Management: Allows for the addition, removal, and update of different inventory items. Technologies Used: Language: Java Design Patterns: Factory Method, Mediator, Observer, Command How to Use: Clone the repository. Open the project in an IDE supporting Java. Run the Main class to simulate inventory management operations. Explore and modify the code to suit specific inventory management needs. Contributions: Contributions and improvements are welcome! Fork the repository, make changes, and submit a pull request.
License: This project is licensed under the MIT License, allowing for reuse and modification