Featured Project 03 / Full-Stack / Inventory Automation

STOCK_EASE

C# • ASP.NET Core 8 MVC • EF Core • SQL Server • SignalR

Prototype / simulated sensor input

Stock_Ease is an ASP.NET Core 8 MVC inventory prototype connecting products, transactions, alerts, report records, and simulated weight-sensor input.

Stock adjustments and low-stock conditions need to appear consistently in database-backed workflows and the inventory interface.

Built C# controllers, Razor views, EF Core persistence, SignalR notifications, and a Python mock-weight integration path.

Used MVC controllers that access DbContext directly rather than claiming a layered service or repository architecture.
Persisted inventory entities in SQL Server while keeping sensor status and restocking timers in memory.
Used SignalR at /transactionHub to notify clients of changes without full-page refreshes.

Updating stock displays when a new simulated weight reading arrives.: Connected the weight-ingestion API, inventory updates, and SignalR notifications to the client interface.
Exercising the sensor-input workflow without physical equipment.: Used a Python sender for mock weight values, keeping that simulation distinct from hardware or OCR integration.

The public implementation connects product and transaction workflows, low-stock alerts, and mock weight input with live UI notifications.

Weight readings are simulated in Python; the project does not implement OCR or verify physical sensor integration.
Reports are CRUD records, not an analytics engine.
Authentication and authorization are incomplete, and in-memory sensor status does not survive application restarts.
The audited revision is not clean-build certified or presented as production-ready.
The portfolio stock demonstration illustrates the workflow rather than connecting to a live SQL Server or sensor.