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Appointment scheduler
Application to schedule appointments written in Java (Spring Boot)
This is a Spring Boot Web Application to manage and schedule appointments between providers and customers. It has many features such as automatic invoicing, email notifications, appointment cancelation, providers' individual working plans with breaks etc. Admin can add new providers, services and assign services to providers. Admin can see list of all: appointments, providers, customers, and invoices. He can also issue invoices manually for all confirmed appointments. The provider can set... -
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Termin-Bot
Telegram bot to get notifications about free appointments
Termin (eng. appointment) is essential in Germany, especially in Berlin. Sometimes it is tough to get a termin in public institutions and this bot is a way to automate termin checks and send Telegram notifications, if free termin was found. The code could be also considered as a template for subsequent development. The principle of bot operation is to refresh a webpage with needed appointments periodically [TERMIN_URL] and to recognize the change on it. E.g., the page always contains the...
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