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Modules Administration Panel

Overview

This repository contains a comprehensive administration panel built in PHP for managing modular websites. It provides a centralized interface to handle various aspects of site administration, including e-commerce, content management, user tracking, SEO optimization, caching, and more. Designed for scalability and security, it's ideal for developers building dynamic web applications.

Key Features (Git Hub )

• User Management: Admins, users, and visitor statistics tracking.
• E-Commerce Integration: Product management, orders, payments, deliveries (including Post support).
• Content Management: News, reviews, feedback, banners, and categories.
• Booking System: Manage bookings, settings, and managers.
• SEO Tools: Sitemap generation, meta tags, and optimization modules.
• Caching Mechanisms: Support for MySQL, Redis, static caching, and performance monitoring.
• Security & Utilities: Backup, email (SMTP), API endpoints, file management, and security checks.
• Multilingual Support: Documentation and interfaces in Ukrainian, English, and Norwegian.

Technical Stack

• PHP 8.1+ with PDO for database interactions.
• MySQL database.
• Bootstrap for responsive UI.
• Font Awesome for icons.
• Secure practices: Prepared statements, password hashing.

Installation

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/Ruslan-Bilohash/modules.git
2. Set up your MySQL database and configure connection in relevant PHP files (e.g., update PDO credentials).
3. Upload to your server and access via browser (e.g., /admins.php for the admin dashboard).
4. Customize modules as needed – each .php file represents a specific functionality.

Usage

• Navigate to the admin panel (e.g., admins.php) to access dashboards and modules.
• Use documentation files (.md) for detailed guides on each module, such as shop.md or seo.md.
• For development, ensure no truncation of PHP code – all files are provided in full for easy extension.

Improvements Suggested

To enhance this project:

• Add Composer for dependency management (e.g., for external libraries like PHPMailer if not already integrated).
• Implement modular autoloading for better organization.
• Add unit tests using PHPUnit for PHP files.
• Optimize for modern frameworks like Laravel if expanding beyond pure PHP.
• Include a demo site or screenshots in the README for better visibility.

For full PHP code, refer to the individual files in the repository – no truncation applied.