ncuben/enkonzweni-church-managemet-system

How ncuben/enkonzweni-church-managemet-system works

eNkonzweni is a PHP/MySQL church administration system. Its user-facing workflow starts with staff login and a dashboard, then supports management of church branches, members, staff, events, groups, locations, and offerings; reports provide directories for several records. The sampled pages show direct database access rather than a separate service or repository layer. Several important pages are identified by the tree and README but were not sampled, so their internal calls and data flows are not asserted here.

Main entry points: reports.php Report links · login.php Staff login · dashboard.php Dashboard · index.php Public home

Components 19

Access and overview

Staff login login.php
Dashboard dashboard.php
Public home index.php

Church administration

Church records church.php
Church directory churches.php
Locations location.php
Church types type.php
Events events.php

People and finance

Member records member.php
Member directory members.php
Age groups groups.php
Staff records staff.php
Pastor directory pastors.php
Tithes and offerings offering.php
Registration page register.php
Staff roles role.php

Directories and reports

Report links reports.php

Other components

Staff user
MySQL database

Connections 12

Staff user → Staff login: submits credentials login.php
Staff login → Dashboard: redirects on login login.php
Dashboard → MySQL database: reads counts dashboard.php
Public home → MySQL database: reads branches, events index.php
Church records → MySQL database: reads locations and types church.php
Events → MySQL database: writes event events.php
Age groups → MySQL database: writes group groups.php
Locations → MySQL database: writes location location.php
Tithes and offerings → MySQL database: writes offering offering.php
Staff records → MySQL database: reads roles staff.php
Report links → Pastor directory: links directory reports.php
Report links → Church directory: links directory reports.php

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