The Public Transport Tracking System is a console-based C++ project designed to help developers learn how to:

• Connect to a database from C++ applications.
• Organize and manage clean, maintainable C++ code.

This project provides educational value for beginner C++ developers aiming to bridge the gap between programming logic and data management through database integration.

• Database Connectivity: Demonstrates how to connect a C++ application to a database.
• CRUD Operations: Add, update, delete, and fetch transport data from a database.
• Modular Code Structure: Clean and maintainable code to encourage proper programming practices.
• User-Friendly Console: Simple text-based user interface for interaction.
• Error Handling: Handles exceptions and database connection failures effectively.

public-transport-tracking/
├── config/
│   ├── bus_management_system
│   ├── bus_management_system.db
│   └── fileDBStream.h
├── src/
│   ├── AppAdmin.cpp
│   ├── BusAdmin.cpp
│   ├── Guest.cpp
│   ├── dbStream.h
│   ├── main
│   └── main.cpp
├── output/
├── util/
├── db_connect.cpp
├── db.cpp
└── README.md

• src: Contains source files for the core logic.
• include: Header files to support modularity and organization.

1. C++ Compiler (G++/Clang)
2. Database Server (e.g., MySQL or SQLite)
3. Database Connector Library for C++

g++ src/main.cpp src/AppAdmin.cpp src/BusAdmin.cpp src/Guest.cpp db_connect.cpp db.cpp -o transport_tracker -Iconfig -Isrc

./transport_tracker

1. Understand the fundamentals of database integration with C++.
2. Write modular and scalable C++ code by separating logic into appropriate files and headers.
3. Learn best practices for handling database errors in C++ applications.

Feel free to fork the repo, create issues, and submit pull requests for improvements!