Fanush MAUI(Android Application)

Fanush MAUI is a cross-platform mobile application developed using .NET MAUI (Multi-platform App UI) for Android. This mobile app interfaces with the Fanush API to provide Human Resource Management and Payroll functionalities on mobile devices.

Features

• Employee Management: View and manage employee profiles and job details.
• Recruitment Management: Post job listings and track applicants directly from your mobile device.
• Time and Attendance: Clock in/out, manage leave requests, and track overtime.
• Performance Management: Access performance reviews and track development plans.
• Payroll Management: Manage salary and benefits, view pay stubs, and handle payment options.
• Benefits Administration: Manage employee benefits and integration with providers.
• Learning and Development: Access learning materials and track training progress.
• Employee Self-Service: Allow employees to request leave, view personal information, and access training resources.

Technologies Used

• .NET MAUI: Framework for building cross-platform applications using .NET.
• C#: Programming language used for application development.
• XAML: Markup language for defining the UI in .NET MAUI applications.
• Android SDK: Tools and libraries for building Android applications.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• .NET 8 SDK: Required for building and running the application.
• Visual Studio 2022: With .NET MAUI and Android development workloads installed.
• Android Emulator: For testing the application.

Installation

1. Clone the Repository

   git clone https://github.com/ChowdhuryMunir/Fanush_MAUI.git
   cd Fanush_MAUI

2. Open the Project

   • Open the solution file (Fanush_MAUI.sln) in Visual Studio 2022.

3. Restore Dependencies

   • Run the following command in the terminal to restore the project dependencies:

   dotnet restore

4. Update API Endpoint

   • Configure the API endpoint in the App.xaml.cs file or relevant configuration files to point to your Fanush API server:

   public static class Constants
   {
       public const string ApiUrl = "https://your-api-endpoint";
   }

5. Build and Run the Application

   • Build and deploy the application to an Android emulator or physical device directly from Visual Studio.

Project Structure

• Views: Contains XAML files for defining the UI and associated code-behind files.
• ViewModels: Contains view models that handle data and business logic.
• Models: Contains classes representing data structures used in the application.
• Services: Contains services for API calls and other functionalities.
• Resources: Includes images, styles, and other resources used in the application.

API Endpoints

The application interacts with the following JobPosting controller endpoints:

• Get All Job Postings

  • Endpoint: GET /api/jobposting
  • Description: Retrieves a list of all job postings.

• Get Job Posting by ID

  • Endpoint: GET /api/jobposting/{id}
  • Description: Retrieves a specific job posting by its ID.

• Create Job Posting

  • Endpoint: POST /api/jobposting
  • Description: Creates a new job posting with the provided details.

• Update Job Posting

  • Endpoint: PUT /api/jobposting/{id}
  • Description: Updates an existing job posting by its ID with new data.

• Delete Job Posting

  • Endpoint: DELETE /api/jobposting/{id}
  • Description: Deletes a job posting by its ID.

Contributor

• Munir Chowdhury

License

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

Contact

For questions or feedback, please reach out to Munir Chowdhury.