PHP Admin Panel Documentation
Overview
This project is a PHP-based admin panel designed to manage and streamline administrative tasks efficiently. It provides a responsive interface for CRUD operations and supports both desktop and mobile usage.

Features
User Authentication: Secure login and registration.
Dashboard: Quick overview of metrics and administrative tools.
CRUD Operations: Manage data entries seamlessly.
Responsive Design: Optimized for all devices.
Data Management: Handle users, settings, and critical data.

Installation
Prerequisites
PHP 7.4 or higher
MySQL or MariaDB
Apache or Nginx web server
Setup Instructions
Clone the Repository:
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git clone https://github.com/kamranzafar4343/NiceAdmin.git


Navigate to the Project Directory:
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cd NiceAdmin


Database Configuration:
Create a new MySQL database and user.
Import the schema from the catmarketing.sql file.
Install Dependencies: If you are using Composer:
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composer install


Configure Web Server:
Point your web server to the project directory.
Ensure proper permissions for uploads and logs.
Access Admin Panel: Open a browser and visit:
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http://localhost/index.php



Usage
Logging In
Use the credentials set during setup to access the admin panel.
Dashboard
Access all administrative tools from the dashboard for seamless management.
CRUD Operations
Add, update, delete, and view records directly through the interface.

Folder Structure
NiceAdmin/
├── assets/        # Contains CSS, JS, and images
├── vendor/        # Contains external libraries and dependencies
├── docs/          # Project-related documentation
├── uploads/       # File uploads storage
├── config/        # Database configuration files
├── index.php      # Main entry point
└── ...            # Other feature-specific PHP files


Contributing
Fork the repository.
Create a feature branch:
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git checkout -b feature-name


Commit changes:
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git commit -m "Add feature"


Push and submit a pull request.

License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.