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TrackNBook: Sri Lankan Train Reservation & Tracking System

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This repository holds the code for TrackNBook, a comprehensive train reservation and tracking system designed for Sri Lanka. We, a group of second-year students from the University of Colombo School of Computing, built this project from scratch to address limitations in the current web-based system.

What We Aim To Solve

  • Inefficient Booking: TrackNBook simplifies online booking and eliminates the need for physical warrants, streamlining the reservation process.
  • Limited Online Reservations: Our system allows for a wider range of online reservations compared to the existing platform.
  • Outdated Information: TrackNBook provides real-time updates on train locations, cancellations, and delays, keeping passengers informed.

Key Features

  • Simplified Booking: Book tickets and generate e-tickets directly within the system.
  • Automated Warrants: Forget physical warrants! TrackNBook handles warrant procedures electronically.
  • Live Train Updates: Get real-time information on train location, cancellations, and delays.
  • Waiting List: Don't miss out! Add yourself to the waiting list for sold-out trains.
  • Live Seat Map: View real-time seat availability for informed decision-making.

Development Journey

As a second-year project, TrackNBook was built entirely from scratch without the use of frameworks. While challenging, this approach allowed for a deeper understanding of the underlying technologies.

Technologies Used

  • Front-End Development: HTML, CSS, JQuery
  • Back-End Development: PHP
  • Diagram Design: Draw.io

Contributing

This repository is currently for showcase purposes only. Future development and contributions are welcome, but please reach out to the developers for further discussion. image

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