CUET Job portal - Documentation

• Item Name : CUET Job portal
• Created: 22 December 2024
• Author : TheTork
• Support Mail: Support Mail

This documentation is designed to assist you with each step of customization. Please read it carefully to understand how this module is structured and how to edit it effectively.

System Requirements

To use CUET, make sure your hosting provider is running the following software:

• Backend: Laravel 10
• Frontend: Next.js 14
• Server: Apache, nginx, or another compatible web server
• Database: MySQL Database server
• PHP Version: PHP 8 or higher
• Node.js Version: Node.js 18 or higher
• Memory: Minimum 4GB RAM (8GB recommended)
• Storage: Minimum 20GB disk space

Required PHP Extensions

• PDO PHP extension
• OpenSSL PHP extension
• mbstring PHP extension
• exif PHP extension
• fileinfo PHP extension
• xml PHP extension
• Ctype PHP extension
• JSON PHP extension
• Tokenizer PHP extension
• cURL PHP extension
• zip PHP extension
• iconv PHP extension
• Ensure the mod_rewrite Apache module is enabled

Recommended PHP Limits

Many issues that you may run into such as: white screen, demo content fails when importing, empty page content and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits. The solution is to increase the PHP limits. You can do this on your own, or contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum as follows:

• max_execution_time 300
• memory_limit 256M
• post_max_size 64M
• upload_max_filesize 32M
• max_input_time = 60
• max_input_vars = 3000

On this project, we're using the Laravel 10.x. Please go to Laravel documentation page for more information. Also consider upgrading your PHP version to the latest stable.

Installation Process

Laravel 10 Installation

1. Ensure you have Composer installed. If not, download it from Composer's official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Laravel project:

   composer create-project laravel/laravel project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Set the application key:

   php artisan key:generate

5. Configure your environment variables in the .env file for database and other settings.
6. Run the Laravel development server:

   php artisan serve

7. Access the application at http://localhost:8000.

Next.js 14 Installation

1. Ensure you have Node.js installed. Download it from Node.js official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Next.js project:

   npx create-next-app@latest project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Start the development server:

   npm run dev

5. Access the application at http://localhost:3000.

Additional Notes

• Ensure you have a working environment with PHP 8.2 and Node.js 18 or higher.
• Use a code editor like Visual Studio Code for better development experience.
• Check the official documentation of Laravel and Next.js for advanced configurations.

Home Page

This section displays a job circular announcement with detailed information for each available position, including the title, pay scale, category, application deadline, and action buttons for viewing eligibility criteria or submitting an application.

Profile

In this section you can update your profile

Step 1: Navigate to Profile in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Change the name, email or phone number, etc. Then hit submit button.

Downloads

In this section, the admin can add important files for users to download.

Add Downloads

Step 1: Navigate to Downloads in your admin sidebar and click. Here you will see a list of dowloads entries.

Step 2: Click on Add Job Downloads

Step 3:Fillup the form with correct title, attach file and hit create button.

Job Applicants

In this section you'll view who have applied on different position of a job circular.

Add Job Applicants

Step 1: Navigate to Job Apllicants in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Job Apllicants

Step 3:Fillup the form with correct information and hit create button.

Job Applicants Status

There are two status. One is Payment Pending: this applicants complete his application but didn't pay the fees. application Complete: this user complete his application along with his application fees.

Export

An admin can export all the application in an excel or pdf file.

Step 1: Navigate to Job Apllicants in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Export

Step 3: Select excel/pdf

The file has already been successfully downloaded.

Job Circular

All available job circulars can be viewed in this section.

Create a Job Circular

Step 1: Navigate to Job Circulars in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Job Circular

Step 3: Enter the title, pdf of circular, status and save it. Now your Job circular is ready to view.

Job active/deactive

Step 1: Navigate to Job Circulars in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Find your target Job from the list.

Step 3: Press the toggle button under the title is_active and active/deactive the job.

Result of active/deactive

Deactive jobs will not visible in the job portal.

View

You can View a job from admin portal.

Step 1: Navigate to Job Circulars in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press view button to view job.

Edit

You can Edit a job from admin portal.

Step 1: Navigate to Job Circulars in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press edit button to edit job.

Edit the data as needed. Then press on update button

Delete Job Circular

Step 1: Navigate to Job Circulars in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press delete button to delete job.

To confirm deletion, press the delete button again on the confirmation modal.

Jobs

Different job positions are assigned to a circular. This section assigns different positions to a particular job circular. All the job position can be view here.

Create a position

Step 1: Navigate to Jobs in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Job

Step 3: Write the title, qualifications and other details. The job circular on which this position created will be assigned here.

Select the job circular on which this position belongs to.

Step 4: Finally, press the create button and the position under a job circular is ready.

View

You can View a job from admin portal.

Step 1: Navigate to Job in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press view button to view job.

Edit

Step 1: Navigate to Job Circulars in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press edit button to edit job.

Edit the data as needed. Then press on update button

Delete Job Circular

Step 1: Navigate to Job Circulars in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press delete button to delete job.

To confirm deletion, press the delete button again on the confirmation modal.

Job Users

In this section admin can get an overview of the user of Job platform.

Admin can edit/view/remove a user here.

Job Categories

In this section, the admin can view the list of available job categories.

Create a Job Category

Step 1: Navigate to Job Categories in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Job Circular

Step 3: Enter the title in the form and hit create button.

View

You can View a job category admin portal.

Step 1: Navigate to Job Categories in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press view button to view job.

Edit

You can Edit a job from admin portal.

Step 1: Navigate to Job Categories in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press edit button to edit job.

Edit the data as needed. Then press on update button

Delete

Step 1: Navigate to Job Categories in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press delete button to delete job.

To confirm deletion, press the delete button again on the confirmation modal.

Job Types

In this section, the admin can view the list of available types of job.

Create a Job Types

Step 1: Navigate to Job Types in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Job Type

Step 3: Enter the title in the form and hit create button.

Edit

You can Edit a job type from admin portal.

Step 1: Navigate to Job Types in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press edit button to edit job.

Edit the data as needed. Then press on update button

Delete

Step 1: Navigate to Job Types in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press delete button to delete job.

To confirm deletion, press the delete button again on the confirmation modal.

CUET Website - Documentation

• Item Name : CUET Website
• Created: 22 December 2024
• Author : TheTork
• Support Mail: Support Mail

This documentation is designed to assist you with each step of customization. Please read it carefully to understand how this module is structured and how to edit it effectively.

System Requirements

To use CUET, make sure your hosting provider is running the following software:

• Backend: Laravel 10
• Frontend: Next.js 14
• Server: Apache, nginx, or another compatible web server
• Database: MySQL Database server
• PHP Version: PHP 8 or higher
• Node.js Version: Node.js 18 or higher
• Memory: Minimum 4GB RAM (8GB recommended)
• Storage: Minimum 20GB disk space

Required PHP Extensions

• PDO PHP extension
• OpenSSL PHP extension
• mbstring PHP extension
• exif PHP extension
• fileinfo PHP extension
• xml PHP extension
• Ctype PHP extension
• JSON PHP extension
• Tokenizer PHP extension
• cURL PHP extension
• zip PHP extension
• iconv PHP extension
• Ensure the mod_rewrite Apache module is enabled

Recommended PHP Limits

Many issues that you may run into such as: white screen, demo content fails when importing, empty page content and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits. The solution is to increase the PHP limits. You can do this on your own, or contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum as follows:

• max_execution_time 300
• memory_limit 256M
• post_max_size 64M
• upload_max_filesize 32M
• max_input_time = 60
• max_input_vars = 3000

On this project, we're using the Laravel 10.x. Please go to Laravel documentation page for more information. Also consider upgrading your PHP version to the latest stable.

Installation Process

Laravel 10 Installation

1. Ensure you have Composer installed. If not, download it from Composer's official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Laravel project:

   composer create-project laravel/laravel project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Set the application key:

   php artisan key:generate

5. Configure your environment variables in the .env file for database and other settings.
6. Run the Laravel development server:

   php artisan serve

7. Access the application at http://localhost:8000.

Next.js 14 Installation

1. Ensure you have Node.js installed. Download it from Node.js official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Next.js project:

   npx create-next-app@latest project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Start the development server:

   npm run dev

5. Access the application at http://localhost:3000.

Additional Notes

• Ensure you have a working environment with PHP 8.2 and Node.js 18 or higher.
• Use a code editor like Visual Studio Code for better development experience.
• Check the official documentation of Laravel and Next.js for advanced configurations.

Academic Curriculam

The degree offered by a department are added in this section. In example we are breifing about computer science & engineering department.

This title and description are coming from the admin panel of web manager.

Add a Academice Curriculam

Step 1: Navigate to Academice Curriculam in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Academice Curriculam

Step 3: Write the title, description, and select images and type of degree.

Step 4: Hit the create button. The details of degree is been created.

Edit Academic Curriculam

Step 1: Navigate to Academice Curriculam in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press edit button to edit academic curriculam.

Edit the data as needed. Then press on update button

Academic Curriculam active/deactive

Step 1: Navigate to Academice Curriculam in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Find your target Academic Curriculam from the list.

Step 3: Press the toggle button under the title is_active and active/deactive the Academic Curriculam.

Committees

The available committees can be viewed here.

There are several member posted in the committes

Add a Committee Member

Step 1: Navigate to Committees in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Committee

Step 3: Select the Admin, Designation and Type of Committee . Then Hit the create button.

Edit Committee

Step 1: Navigate to Committees in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press edit button to edit committee.

Edit the data as needed. Then press on update button

Downloads

In this section, the admin can add important files for users to download.

Add Downloads

Step 1: Navigate to Downloads in your admin sidebar and click. Here you will see a list of dowloads entries.

Step 2: Click on Add Job Downloads

Step 3:Fillup the form with correct title, attach file and hit create button.

E-Resources Type

The available E-Resources type can be viewed here.

Add a E-Resources Type

Step 1: Navigate to E-Resources Type in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add E-Resources Type

Step 3: Enter the baner, title and slug in the form. Then Hit the create button.

Edit E-Resources Type

Step 1: Navigate to E-Resources Type in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press edit button to edit committee.

Edit the data as needed. Then press on update button

E-Resources

The available E-Resources can be viewed here.

Add a E-Resources

Step 1: Navigate to E-Resources in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add E-Resources

Step 3: Enter the baner, title and type in the form. Then Hit the create button.

Edit E-Resources

Step 1: Navigate to E-Resources in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press edit button to edit committee.

Edit the data as needed. Then press on update button

Event Types Type

The available Event Types type can be viewed here.

Add a Event Types Type

Step 1: Navigate to Event Types Type in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Event Types Type

Step 3: Enter the baner, title and slug in the form. Then Hit the create button.

Edit Event Types Type

Step 1: Navigate to Event Types Type in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press edit button to edit committee.

Edit the data as needed. Then press on update button

Event

The available Event can be viewed here.

Add a Event

Step 1: Navigate to Event in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Event

Step 3: Enter the baner, title and type in the form. Then Hit the create button.

Edit Event

Step 1: Navigate to Event in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press edit button to edit committee.

Edit the data as needed. Then press on update button

Is Home

It is similar to active/deactive. It allows a event to view in the home page.

Step 1: Navigate to Event in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Find your target Academic Event from the list.

Step 3: Press the toggle button under the title is_home and active/deactive the Academic Curriculam.

Financial Aid

The available Financial Aids can be viewed here.

Add Financial Aid

Step 1: Navigate to Financial Aid in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Financial Aid.

Step 3: Enter the required details (e.g., Department, Student ID, Gender, Name, Contact Number, CGPA, etc.) in the form. Then hit the Create button.

Edit Financial Aid

Step 1: Navigate to Financial Aid in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing record.

Edit the data as needed. Then press the Update button.

Activate/Deactivate Financial Aid

Step 1: Navigate to Financial Aid in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Find the target Financial Aid record in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the record as needed.

Group Types

The available Group Types can be viewed here.

Add a Group Type

Step 1: Navigate to Group Types in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Group Type.

Step 3: Enter the banner, title, slug, and type in the form. Then hit the Create button.

Edit Group Type

Step 1: Navigate to Group Types in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing group type.

Edit the data as needed. Then press the Update button.

Activate/Deactivate Group Type

Step 1: Navigate to Group Types in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Group Type in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the group type as needed.

Group Admins

The list of different Group Admins can be viewed here, with columns such as Serial, Group Type, Admin ID, Active Status, and Available Actions.

Add a Group Admin

Step 1: Navigate to Group Admins in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Group Admin.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including Group Type and Admin ID. Then hit the Create button.

Edit Group Admin

Step 1: Navigate to Group Admins in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing group admin.

Edit the necessary fields such as Group Type and Admin ID. Then press the Update button.

Activate/Deactivate Group Admin

Step 1: Navigate to Group Admins in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Group Admin in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the group admin as required.

Hall Admins

The name of Hall Admins can be viewed here, with details such as serial, admin name, student hall name, designation, start date, end date, active status, and available actions.

Add a Hall Admin

Step 1: Navigate to Hall Admins in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Hall Admin.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including Admin Name, Student Hall Name, Designation, Start Date, and End Date. Then hit the Create button.

Edit Hall Admin

Step 1: Navigate to Hall Admins in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing hall admin.

Edit the necessary fields such as Admin Name, Designation, Start Date, and End Date. Then press the Update button.

Activate/Deactivate Hall Admin

Step 1: Navigate to Hall Admins in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Hall Admin in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the hall admin as required.

Laboratories

The details of Laboratories can be viewed here, with columns such as Serial, Banner, Title, Active Status, and Available Actions.

Add a Laboratory

Step 1: Navigate to Laboratories in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Laboratory.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including Banner (upload an image) and Title. Then hit the Create button.

Edit Laboratory

Step 1: Navigate to Laboratories in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing laboratory.

Edit the necessary fields such as Banner (upload a new image) and Title. Then press the Update button.

Activate/Deactivate Laboratory

Step 1: Navigate to Laboratories in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Laboratory in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the laboratory as required.

Notices

The details of Notices can be viewed here, with columns such as Serial, Title, Notice Type, PDF, Publish Date, Active Status, and Available Actions.

Add a Notice

Step 1: Navigate to Notices in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Notice.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including Title, Notice Type (select the category), and PDF (upload a file). Set the Publish Date, then click the Create button.

Edit Notice

Step 1: Navigate to Notices in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing notice.

Edit the necessary fields such as Title, Notice Type, PDF (upload a new file), or Publish Date. Then click the Update button.

View Notice

Step 1: Navigate to Notices in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the View button to see the full details of the notice.

The notice details, including the Title, Notice Type, PDF, Publish Date, and Active Status, will be displayed in a new window or a modal.

Activate/Deactivate Notice

Step 1: Navigate to Notices in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Notice in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the notice as required.

News

The details of News can be viewed and managed here. The table includes columns like Serial, Banner, Title, Is Home, Is Active, and Actions. You can add, edit, activate/deactivate, and display news on the homepage as needed.

Add News

Step 1: Navigate to News in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on the Add New button in the top-right corner.

Step 3: Fill in the required details in the form, including:

• Title: The headline of the news.
• Banner: Upload an image to represent the news.
• Description: Provide the content of the news.

Once completed, click the Create button to save the news.

Edit News

Step 1: Navigate to the News section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the news item you want to edit and click the Edit button (pencil icon) in the Actions column.

Modify the fields as needed (Title, Banner, Description, Is Home, Is Active) and click the Update button to save changes.

Activate/Deactivate News

Step 1: Navigate to the News section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the Is Active column for the target news item.

Step 3: Use the toggle switch to activate or deactivate the news. Blue indicates active, while gray indicates inactive.

Display News on Homepage

Step 1: Navigate to the News section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the Is Home column for the target news item.

Step 3: Use the toggle switch to display the news on the homepage. Blue indicates the news is displayed on the homepage, while gray indicates it is not.

Search and Filter News

Use the search bar at the top-right corner to find specific news items. You can also adjust the number of entries displayed per page using the dropdown menu at the top-left corner of the table.

Photo Gallery

The details of Photo Gallery can be viewed and managed here. The table includes columns like Serial, Image, Title, Is Home, Is Active, and Actions. You can add, edit, activate/deactivate, and display photos on the homepage as needed.

Add Photo

Step 1: Navigate to Photo Gallery in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on the Add New button in the top-right corner.

Step 3: Fill in the required details in the form, including:

• Title: The title of the photo.
• Image: Upload the image to be displayed in the gallery.
• Description: Provide a description of the photo (optional).
• Is Home: Select whether to display this photo on the homepage.
• Is Active: Set the active status to enable or disable the photo.

Once completed, click the Create button to save the photo.

Edit Photo

Step 1: Navigate to the Photo Gallery section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the photo you want to edit and click the Edit button (pencil icon) in the Actions column.

Modify the fields as needed (Title, Image, Description, Is Home, Is Active) and click the Update button to save changes.

Activate/Deactivate Photo

Step 1: Navigate to the Photo Gallery section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the Is Active column for the target photo.

Step 3: Use the toggle switch to activate or deactivate the photo. Blue indicates active, while gray indicates inactive.

Display Photo on Homepage

Step 1: Navigate to the Photo Gallery section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the Is Home column for the target photo.

Step 3: Use the toggle switch to display the photo on the homepage. Blue indicates the photo is displayed on the homepage, while gray indicates it is not.

Slider

The details of the Slider can be viewed and managed here. The table includes columns like Serial, Banner, Title, Type, Is Active, and Actions. You can add, edit, activate/deactivate, and display banners in the slider as needed. The slider allows you to feature images or banners with specific content and links that can be displayed on your website's homepage or in specific sections based on the type of slider.

Add Slider

Step 1: Navigate to Slider in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on the Add New button in the top-right corner.

Step 3: Fill in the required details in the form, including:

• Title: The title of the slider banner.
• Banner: Upload the banner image to be displayed in the slider.
• Banner Url: Add a URL to redirect when the banner is clicked.
• Button Text: The text to be displayed on the button associated with the banner.
• Button Url: Add a URL to redirect when the button is clicked.
• Type: Select the type of slider (e.g., department, home, promotional, etc.).

Once completed, click the Create button to save the slider.

Edit Slider

Step 1: Navigate to the Slider section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the slider you want to edit and click the Edit button (pencil icon) in the Actions column.

Modify the fields as needed (Title, Banner, Type, Is Active) and click the Update button to save changes.

Activate/Deactivate Slider

Step 1: Navigate to the Slider section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the Is Active column for the target slider.

Step 3: Use the toggle switch to activate or deactivate the slider. Blue indicates active, while gray indicates inactive.

Display Slider on Homepage

Step 1: Navigate to the Slider section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the Is Active column for the target slider.

Step 3: Use the toggle switch to display the slider on the homepage. Blue indicates the slider is displayed on the homepage, while gray indicates it is not.

CUET Academic - Documentation

• Item Name : CUET Academic
• Created: 22 December 2024
• Author : TheTork
• Support Mail: Support Mail

This documentation is designed to assist you with each step of customization. Please read it carefully to understand how this module is structured and how to edit it effectively.

System Requirements

To use CUET, make sure your hosting provider is running the following software:

• Backend: Laravel 10
• Frontend: Next.js 14
• Server: Apache, nginx, or another compatible web server
• Database: MySQL Database server
• PHP Version: PHP 8 or higher
• Node.js Version: Node.js 18 or higher
• Memory: Minimum 4GB RAM (8GB recommended)
• Storage: Minimum 20GB disk space

Required PHP Extensions

• PDO PHP extension
• OpenSSL PHP extension
• mbstring PHP extension
• exif PHP extension
• fileinfo PHP extension
• xml PHP extension
• Ctype PHP extension
• JSON PHP extension
• Tokenizer PHP extension
• cURL PHP extension
• zip PHP extension
• iconv PHP extension
• Ensure the mod_rewrite Apache module is enabled

Recommended PHP Limits

Many issues that you may run into such as: white screen, demo content fails when importing, empty page content and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits. The solution is to increase the PHP limits. You can do this on your own, or contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum as follows:

• max_execution_time 300
• memory_limit 256M
• post_max_size 64M
• upload_max_filesize 32M
• max_input_time = 60
• max_input_vars = 3000

On this project, we're using the Laravel 10.x. Please go to Laravel documentation page for more information. Also consider upgrading your PHP version to the latest stable.

Installation Process

Laravel 10 Installation

1. Ensure you have Composer installed. If not, download it from Composer's official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Laravel project:

   composer create-project laravel/laravel project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Set the application key:

   php artisan key:generate

5. Configure your environment variables in the .env file for database and other settings.
6. Run the Laravel development server:

   php artisan serve

7. Access the application at http://localhost:8000.

Next.js 14 Installation

1. Ensure you have Node.js installed. Download it from Node.js official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Next.js project:

   npx create-next-app@latest project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Start the development server:

   npm run dev

5. Access the application at http://localhost:3000.

Additional Notes

• Ensure you have a working environment with PHP 8.2 and Node.js 18 or higher.
• Use a code editor like Visual Studio Code for better development experience.
• Check the official documentation of Laravel and Next.js for advanced configurations.

Admin Positions

The list of different Admin Positions can be viewed here, with columns such as Serial, Title, Admin Type, Administrative Department, Is Active, and Available Actions. You can add, edit, activate/deactivate, and manage admin positions as needed.

Add an Admin Position

Step 1: Navigate to Admin Positions in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Admin Position.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including Title, Admin Type, and Administrative Department. Then hit the Create button.

Edit Admin Position

Step 1: Navigate to Admin Positions in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing admin position.

Edit the necessary fields such as Title, Admin Type, and Administrative Department. Then press the Update button.

Activate/Deactivate Admin Position

Step 1: Navigate to Admin Positions in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Admin Position in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the admin position as required.

Academic Faculties

The list of different Academic Faculties can be viewed here, with columns such as Serial, Title, Slug, Is Active, and Available Actions. You can add, edit, activate/deactivate, and manage academic faculties as needed.

Add an Academic Faculty

Step 1: Navigate to Academic Faculties in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Academic Faculty.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including Title and Slug. Then hit the Create button.

Edit Academic Faculty

Step 1: Navigate to Academic Faculties in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing academic faculty.

Edit the necessary fields such as Title and Slug. Then press the Update button.

Activate/Deactivate Academic Faculty

Step 1: Navigate to Academic Faculties in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Academic Faculty in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the academic faculty as required.

Student Halls

The list of different Student Halls can be viewed here, with columns such as Serial, Image, Title, Type (Girls/Boys), Is Active, and Available Actions. You can add, edit, activate/deactivate, and manage student halls as needed.

Add a Student Hall

Step 1: Navigate to Student Halls in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Student Hall.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including Title, Type (Girls/Boys), and upload an Image. Then hit the Create button.

Edit Student Hall

Step 1: Navigate to Student Halls in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing student hall.

Edit the necessary fields such as Title, Type, and Image. Then press the Update button.

Activate/Deactivate Student Hall

Step 1: Navigate to Student Halls in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Student Hall in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the student hall as required.

Committee Types

The list of different Committee Types can be viewed here, with columns such as Serial, Title, Slug, Is Active, and Available Actions. You can add, edit, activate/deactivate, and manage committee types as needed.

Add a Committee Type

Step 1: Navigate to Committee Types in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Committee Type.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including Title and Slug. Then hit the Create button.

Edit Committee Type

Step 1: Navigate to Committee Types in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing committee type.

Edit the necessary fields such as Title and Slug. Then press the Update button.

Activate/Deactivate Committee Type

Step 1: Navigate to Committee Types in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Committee Type in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the committee type as required.

Student Sessions

The list of different Student Sessions can be viewed here, with columns such as Serial, Title, HSC Batch, Is Active, and Available Actions. You can add, edit, activate/deactivate, and manage student sessions as needed.

Add a Student Session

Step 1: Navigate to Student Sessions in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Student Session.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including Title and HSC Batch. Then hit the Create button.

Edit Student Session

Step 1: Navigate to Student Sessions in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing student session.

Edit the necessary fields such as Title and HSC Batch. Then press the Update button.

Activate/Deactivate Student Session

Step 1: Navigate to Student Sessions in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Student Session in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the student session as required.

Courses

The list of different Courses can be viewed and managed here, with columns such as Serial, Administrative Department, Title, Course Code, Course Credit, Course Type, Syllabus Pdf, Is Optional, Is Active, and Available Actions. You can add, edit, activate/deactivate, and manage courses as needed.

Add a Course

Step 1: Navigate to Courses in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Course.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including Administrative Department, Title, Course Code, Course Credit, Course Type, Syllabus Pdf, Is Optional, and Is Active. Then hit the Create button.

Edit a Course

Step 1: Navigate to Courses in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button to modify an existing course.

Edit the necessary fields such as Administrative Department, Title, Course Code, Course Credit, Course Type, Syllabus Pdf, Is Optional, and Is Active. Then press the Update button.

Activate/Deactivate Course

Step 1: Navigate to Courses in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Course in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the course as required.

Mark Course as Optional

Step 1: Navigate to Courses in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Course in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Optional" column to mark the course as optional or required as per your needs.

Session Has Courses

The details of Session Has Courses can be viewed and managed here. This section links courses to specific student sessions along with additional details like the level, term, and optional status. The table includes the following columns:

• Serial: Displays the serial number of the entry.
• Department: Shows the name of the academic department offering the course.
• Course: Lists the title of the course associated with the session.
• Student Session: Displays the student session linked to the course.
• Level: Indicates the academic level (e.g., Level 1, Level 2).
• Term: Specifies the term within the level (e.g., Term 1, Term 2).
• Is Optional: States whether the course is optional for the session.
• Actions: Provides options to edit or manage the entry.

Add a Course to a Session

Step 1: Navigate to the Session Has Courses section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on the Add Course button.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details:

• Department: Select the department offering the course.
• Course: Choose the course to associate with the session.
• Student Session: Select the student session for the course.
• Level: Specify the academic level.
• Term: Choose the term within the level.
• Is Optional: Mark whether the course is optional or mandatory.

Once all fields are completed, click on the Create button to save.

Edit a Course in a Session

Step 1: Navigate to the Session Has Courses section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Press the Edit button beside the target course entry to modify it.

Edit the necessary fields such as Department, Course, Session, Level, Term, or Is Optional. Then click on the Update button to save changes.

Mark Course as Optional

Step 1: Navigate to the Session Has Courses section in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Optional" column to mark the course as optional or required as per your needs.

Division

The list of Divisions can be viewed and managed here. The table includes the following columns:

• Serial: A unique identifier for each division entry.
• Name: The name of the division in English.
• Bangla Name: The name of the division in Bangla.
• Is Active: Indicates whether the division is active or inactive.
• Actions: Options to edit or delete a division.

Add a Division

Step 1: Navigate to Division in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Division.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including:

• Name: Provide the name of the division in English.
• Bangla Name: Provide the name of the division in Bangla.
• Is Active: Specify whether the division should be active or inactive.

Then click the Create button to save the new division.

Edit a Division

Step 1: Navigate to Division in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the division you want to edit and click the Edit button under the "Actions" column.

Edit the necessary fields, such as Name, Bangla Name, or Is Active. Then press the Update button to save your changes.

Activate/Deactivate a Division

Step 1: Navigate to Division in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target division in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the division as needed.

Districts

The list of Districts can be viewed and managed here. The table includes the following columns:

Add a District

Step 1: Navigate to Districts in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add District.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including:

• Name: Provide the name of the district in English.
• Bangla Name: Provide the name of the district in Bangla.
• Division: Select the division to which the district belongs.
• Is Active: Specify whether the district should be active or inactive.

Then click the Create button to save the new district.

Edit a District

Step 1: Navigate to Districts in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the district you want to edit and click the Edit button under the "Actions" column.

Edit the necessary fields, such as Name, Bangla Name, Division, or Is Active. Then press the Update button to save your changes.

Activate/Deactivate a District

Step 1: Navigate to Districts in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target district in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the district as needed.

Upazilas

The list of Upazilas (sub-districts) can be managed in this section. The table includes the following columns:

• Serial: A unique identifier for each Upazila entry.
• Name: The name of the Upazila in English.
• Bn Name: The name of the Upazila in Bangla.
• District: The district under which the Upazila is located.
• Is Active: Indicates whether the Upazila is active or inactive.
• Actions: Options to edit or delete an Upazila.

Add an Upazila

Step 1: Navigate to Upazilas in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Upazila.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including:

• Name: Provide the name of the Upazila in English.
• Bn Name: Provide the name of the Upazila in Bangla.
• District: Select the district to which the Upazila belongs.
• Is Active: Specify whether the Upazila should be active or inactive.

Then click the Create button to save the new Upazila.

Edit an Upazila

Step 1: Navigate to Upazilas in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the Upazila you want to edit and click the Edit button under the "Actions" column.

Edit the necessary fields, such as Name, Bn Name, District, or Is Active. Then press the Update button to save your changes.

Activate/Deactivate an Upazila

Step 1: Navigate to Upazilas in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target Upazila in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle button under the "Is Active" column to activate or deactivate the Upazila as needed.

Students

Details of Students can be viewed and managed here. The table includes columns like Serial, Image, Student ID, Email, First Name, Last Name, Phone, Gender, Department Short Name, Registration Period, Student Session, Student Hall, Is Discontinue, Is Cancel, and Actions. You can add, edit, and manage student information as needed.

Add a Student

Step 1: Navigate to Students in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Click on Add Student.

Step 3: Fill in the form with the required details, including Student ID, First Name, Last Name, Email, Phone, Gender, Department, Session, and Hall. Then hit the Create button.

Edit a Student

Step 1: Navigate to Students in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target student in the list and press the Edit button.

Edit the necessary fields such as First Name, Email, or Department. Then press the Update button.

Discontinue or Cancel a Student

Step 1: Navigate to Students in your admin sidebar and click.

Step 2: Locate the target student in the list.

Step 3: Use the toggle buttons under the "Is Discontinue" or "Is Cancel" column to change the status of the student as required.

Student Addresses

The Student Addresses section manages information about student locations, including Division, District, Upazila, Post Office, and Address details. The table includes columns for Serial, Student, Division, District, Upazila, Post Office, Address, Address Type, and Actions. You can add, edit, or delete address records as required.

Add a Student Address

Step 1: Navigate to the Student Addresses section in the admin panel.

Step 2: Click on Add Address.

Step 3: Fill in the required details:

Once all details are filled in, click on the Save button to create the address.

Edit a Student Address

Step 1: Navigate to the Student Addresses section in the admin panel.

Step 2: Locate the target address in the list and click the Edit button under the Actions column.

Step 3: Modify the necessary fields (e.g., Division, District, or Address) and click Update to save the changes.

CUET Learning Management System (LMS) - Documentation

• Item Name : CUET Learning Management System (LMS)
• Created: 22 December 2024
• Author : TheTork
• Support Mail: Support Mail

This documentation is designed to assist you with each step of customization. Please read it carefully to understand how this module is structured and how to edit it effectively.

System Requirements

To use CUET, make sure your hosting provider is running the following software:

• Backend: Laravel 10
• Frontend: Next.js 14
• Server: Apache, nginx, or another compatible web server
• Database: MySQL Database server
• PHP Version: PHP 8 or higher
• Node.js Version: Node.js 18 or higher
• Memory: Minimum 4GB RAM (8GB recommended)
• Storage: Minimum 20GB disk space

Required PHP Extensions

• PDO PHP extension
• OpenSSL PHP extension
• mbstring PHP extension
• exif PHP extension
• fileinfo PHP extension
• xml PHP extension
• Ctype PHP extension
• JSON PHP extension
• Tokenizer PHP extension
• cURL PHP extension
• zip PHP extension
• iconv PHP extension
• Ensure the mod_rewrite Apache module is enabled

Recommended PHP Limits

Many issues that you may run into such as: white screen, demo content fails when importing, empty page content and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits. The solution is to increase the PHP limits. You can do this on your own, or contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum as follows:

• max_execution_time 300
• memory_limit 256M
• post_max_size 64M
• upload_max_filesize 32M
• max_input_time = 60
• max_input_vars = 3000

On this project, we're using the Laravel 10.x. Please go to Laravel documentation page for more information. Also consider upgrading your PHP version to the latest stable.

Installation Process

Laravel 10 Installation

1. Ensure you have Composer installed. If not, download it from Composer's official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Laravel project:

   composer create-project laravel/laravel project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Set the application key:

   php artisan key:generate

5. Configure your environment variables in the .env file for database and other settings.
6. Run the Laravel development server:

   php artisan serve

7. Access the application at http://localhost:8000.

Next.js 14 Installation

1. Ensure you have Node.js installed. Download it from Node.js official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Next.js project:

   npx create-next-app@latest project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Start the development server:

   npm run dev

5. Access the application at http://localhost:3000.

Additional Notes

• Ensure you have a working environment with PHP 8.2 and Node.js 18 or higher.
• Use a code editor like Visual Studio Code for better development experience.
• Check the official documentation of Laravel and Next.js for advanced configurations.

CUET Research and Extension - Documentation

• Item Name : CUET Research and Extension
• Created: 22 December 2024
• Author : TheTork
• Support Mail: Support Mail

This documentation is designed to assist you with each step of customization. Please read it carefully to understand how this module is structured and how to edit it effectively.

System Requirements

To use CUET, make sure your hosting provider is running the following software:

• Backend: Laravel 10
• Frontend: Next.js 14
• Server: Apache, nginx, or another compatible web server
• Database: MySQL Database server
• PHP Version: PHP 8 or higher
• Node.js Version: Node.js 18 or higher
• Memory: Minimum 4GB RAM (8GB recommended)
• Storage: Minimum 20GB disk space

Required PHP Extensions

• PDO PHP extension
• OpenSSL PHP extension
• mbstring PHP extension
• exif PHP extension
• fileinfo PHP extension
• xml PHP extension
• Ctype PHP extension
• JSON PHP extension
• Tokenizer PHP extension
• cURL PHP extension
• zip PHP extension
• iconv PHP extension
• Ensure the mod_rewrite Apache module is enabled

Recommended PHP Limits

Many issues that you may run into such as: white screen, demo content fails when importing, empty page content and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits. The solution is to increase the PHP limits. You can do this on your own, or contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum as follows:

• max_execution_time 300
• memory_limit 256M
• post_max_size 64M
• upload_max_filesize 32M
• max_input_time = 60
• max_input_vars = 3000

On this project, we're using the Laravel 10.x. Please go to Laravel documentation page for more information. Also consider upgrading your PHP version to the latest stable.

Installation Process

Laravel 10 Installation

1. Ensure you have Composer installed. If not, download it from Composer's official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Laravel project:

   composer create-project laravel/laravel project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Set the application key:

   php artisan key:generate

5. Configure your environment variables in the .env file for database and other settings.
6. Run the Laravel development server:

   php artisan serve

7. Access the application at http://localhost:8000.

Next.js 14 Installation

1. Ensure you have Node.js installed. Download it from Node.js official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Next.js project:

   npx create-next-app@latest project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Start the development server:

   npm run dev

5. Access the application at http://localhost:3000.

Additional Notes

• Ensure you have a working environment with PHP 8.2 and Node.js 18 or higher.
• Use a code editor like Visual Studio Code for better development experience.
• Check the official documentation of Laravel and Next.js for advanced configurations.

Head of the Department - Documentation

• Item Name : Head of the Department
• Created: 22 December 2024
• Author : TheTork
• Support Mail: Support Mail

This documentation is designed to assist you with each step of customization. Please read it carefully to understand how this module is structured and how to edit it effectively.

System Requirements

To use CUET, make sure your hosting provider is running the following software:

• Backend: Laravel 10
• Frontend: Next.js 14
• Server: Apache, nginx, or another compatible web server
• Database: MySQL Database server
• PHP Version: PHP 8 or higher
• Node.js Version: Node.js 18 or higher
• Memory: Minimum 4GB RAM (8GB recommended)
• Storage: Minimum 20GB disk space

Required PHP Extensions

• PDO PHP extension
• OpenSSL PHP extension
• mbstring PHP extension
• exif PHP extension
• fileinfo PHP extension
• xml PHP extension
• Ctype PHP extension
• JSON PHP extension
• Tokenizer PHP extension
• cURL PHP extension
• zip PHP extension
• iconv PHP extension
• Ensure the mod_rewrite Apache module is enabled

Recommended PHP Limits

Many issues that you may run into such as: white screen, demo content fails when importing, empty page content and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits. The solution is to increase the PHP limits. You can do this on your own, or contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum as follows:

• max_execution_time 300
• memory_limit 256M
• post_max_size 64M
• upload_max_filesize 32M
• max_input_time = 60
• max_input_vars = 3000

On this project, we're using the Laravel 10.x. Please go to Laravel documentation page for more information. Also consider upgrading your PHP version to the latest stable.

Installation Process

Laravel 10 Installation

1. Ensure you have Composer installed. If not, download it from Composer's official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Laravel project:

   composer create-project laravel/laravel project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Set the application key:

   php artisan key:generate

5. Configure your environment variables in the .env file for database and other settings.
6. Run the Laravel development server:

   php artisan serve

7. Access the application at http://localhost:8000.

Additional Notes

• Ensure you have a working environment with PHP 8.2 and Node.js 18 or higher.
• Use a code editor like Visual Studio Code for better development experience.
• Check the official documentation of Laravel and Next.js for advanced configurations.

CUET Profile Creation Module - Documentation

• Item Name : CUET Profile Creation Module
• Created: 22 December 2024
• Author : TheTork
• Support Mail: Support Mail

This documentation is designed to assist you with each step of customization. Please read it carefully to understand how this module is structured and how to edit it effectively.

System Requirements

To use CUET, make sure your hosting provider is running the following software:

• Backend: Laravel 10
• Frontend: Next.js 14
• Server: Apache, nginx, or another compatible web server
• Database: MySQL Database server
• PHP Version: PHP 8 or higher
• Node.js Version: Node.js 18 or higher
• Memory: Minimum 4GB RAM (8GB recommended)
• Storage: Minimum 20GB disk space

Required PHP Extensions

• PDO PHP extension
• OpenSSL PHP extension
• mbstring PHP extension
• exif PHP extension
• fileinfo PHP extension
• xml PHP extension
• Ctype PHP extension
• JSON PHP extension
• Tokenizer PHP extension
• cURL PHP extension
• zip PHP extension
• iconv PHP extension
• Ensure the mod_rewrite Apache module is enabled

Recommended PHP Limits

Many issues that you may run into such as: white screen, demo content fails when importing, empty page content and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits. The solution is to increase the PHP limits. You can do this on your own, or contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum as follows:

• max_execution_time 300
• memory_limit 256M
• post_max_size 64M
• upload_max_filesize 32M
• max_input_time = 60
• max_input_vars = 3000

On this project, we're using the Laravel 10.x. Please go to Laravel documentation page for more information. Also consider upgrading your PHP version to the latest stable.

Installation Process

Laravel 10 Installation

1. Ensure you have Composer installed. If not, download it from Composer's official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Laravel project:

   composer create-project laravel/laravel project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Set the application key:

   php artisan key:generate

5. Configure your environment variables in the .env file for database and other settings.
6. Run the Laravel development server:

   php artisan serve

7. Access the application at http://localhost:8000.

Additional Notes

• Ensure you have a working environment with PHP 8.2 and Node.js 18 or higher.
• Use a code editor like Visual Studio Code for better development experience.
• Check the official documentation of Laravel and Next.js for advanced configurations.

CUET Admin Module - Documentation

• Item Name : CUET Admin Module
• Created: 22 December 2024
• Author : TheTork
• Support Mail: Support Mail

This documentation is designed to assist you with each step of customization. Please read it carefully to understand how this module is structured and how to edit it effectively.

System Requirements

To use CUET, make sure your hosting provider is running the following software:

• Backend: Laravel 10
• Frontend: Next.js 14
• Server: Apache, nginx, or another compatible web server
• Database: MySQL Database server
• PHP Version: PHP 8 or higher
• Node.js Version: Node.js 18 or higher
• Memory: Minimum 4GB RAM (8GB recommended)
• Storage: Minimum 20GB disk space

Required PHP Extensions

• PDO PHP extension
• OpenSSL PHP extension
• mbstring PHP extension
• exif PHP extension
• fileinfo PHP extension
• xml PHP extension
• Ctype PHP extension
• JSON PHP extension
• Tokenizer PHP extension
• cURL PHP extension
• zip PHP extension
• iconv PHP extension
• Ensure the mod_rewrite Apache module is enabled

Recommended PHP Limits

Many issues that you may run into such as: white screen, demo content fails when importing, empty page content and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits. The solution is to increase the PHP limits. You can do this on your own, or contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum as follows:

• max_execution_time 300
• memory_limit 256M
• post_max_size 64M
• upload_max_filesize 32M
• max_input_time = 60
• max_input_vars = 3000

On this project, we're using the Laravel 10.x. Please go to Laravel documentation page for more information. Also consider upgrading your PHP version to the latest stable.

Installation Process

Laravel 10 Installation

1. Ensure you have Composer installed. If not, download it from Composer's official website.
2. Run the following command to create a new Laravel project:

   composer create-project laravel/laravel project-name

3. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd project-name

4. Set the application key:

   php artisan key:generate

5. Configure your environment variables in the .env file for database and other settings.
6. Run the Laravel development server:

   php artisan serve

7. Access the application at http://localhost:8000.

Additional Notes

• Ensure you have a working environment with PHP 8.2 and Node.js 18 or higher.
• Use a code editor like Visual Studio Code for better development experience.
• Check the official documentation of Laravel and Next.js for advanced configurations.