Project Overview: OJT Timesheet System 🕒

The OJT Timesheet System (often referred to as OJT Timetracker) is a specialized web application designed to automate the logging, tracking, and reporting of internship hours. It replaces traditional paper-based logs with a centralized digital platform, ensuring accuracy for both students and supervisors.

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🛠️ Core Functional Modules

• 🔐 User Authentication Secure login for Interns and Supervisors/Admins.
• ⚙️ Time Logging Engine Features for "Clock In" and "Clock Out" with automated duration calculation.
• 📝 Task Documentation Mandatory "Accomplishments" field for each entry to provide context.
• 📊 Dashboard Analytics Real-time visualization of total hours completed versus academic requirements.
• 📄 PDF/CSV Export Generation of formal reports ready for submission.

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💻 Tech Stack & Architecture

• Backend: PHP (PDO) for secure database interactions.
• Database: MySQL for persistent storage of logs and user data.
• Infrastructure: Containerized using Docker and Docker Compose for a consistent development environment.

📁 Directory and File Structures

├── app/
│   ├── Controllers/       
│   ├── Models/            # Database interactions (new)
│   ├── Middleware/        # Auth checks, CSRF, etc. (new)
│   └── Core/              # Router, Database class, Container
├── bootstrap/
│   └── app.php            # Initializes the app (replaces some includes)
├── config/                # Database credentials and app settings (new)
├── public/
│   ├── assets/            # CSS, JS, Images
│   ├── index.php          # Entry point
│   └── .htaccess
├── resources/
│   └── views/             # All .view.php files
├── routes/
│   └── web.php            # Clean route definitions
├── storage/               # Logs and file uploads (new)

**Note on every controllers *** Index.php - should always be the landing/view page *** Show.php - view controller for the resources *** Create.php - add item/record on the db *** Destroy.php - delete item/record on the db *** Edit.php - update item/record on the db