ATM Machine Simulator - Build Your Node.js Banking App

This project lets you build and experiment with a command-line ATM machine simulation using Node.js. Test your programming skills by implementing core functionalities and user interactions!

Features:

• Command-Line ATM Interface: Replicate a standard ATM interface for a realistic user experience. (not implemented yet)
• Simulated Account System: Develop a virtual account system using Node.js data structures for users to interact with, allowing features like balance inquiries and withdrawals.
• Secure PIN Verification: Implement a secure PIN verification system using encryption or hashing techniques (like bcrypt) to protect user accounts. (not implemented yet)
• User-friendly Menu Navigation: Design a clear and easy-to-use menu system for users to navigate through various ATM functionalities using the command line.

Getting Started:

1. Prerequisites: This project requires Node.js and npm (Node Package Manager) to be installed on your system. Download them from the official Node.js website: https://nodejs.org/en

2. Clone the Repository:

git clone https://NotAnonymousUser/ATM-Machine.git

3. Run the Application: Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to the project directory. Then, execute the following command to start the ATM simulator:

npx @muhammad-mubeen-javed/atm-machine

Contributing:

We encourage you to contribute to this project and make it even better! Here are some ways you can help:

• Implement Core Functionalities: Develop the core functionalities of the ATM, including functionalities like:
  • Login and PIN verification
  • Balance inquiries
  • Cash withdrawals (withdrawing in multiples of bills)
  • Optionally, implement features like deposits or transfers (depending on the complexity you desire).
• Error Handling: Incorporate robust error handling to gracefully manage user input mistakes and unexpected situations.
• Enhance User Experience: Improve the user experience by adding features like transaction history or account information display.
• Use External Libraries: Consider using libraries for user interaction and potentially a file system library to store account data persistently.
• Write Unit Tests: Write unit tests to ensure the code functions as intended and to catch bugs early in development.

This is a great opportunity to learn and practice your Node.js development skills while building a practical application!

Author: Muhammad Mubeen Javaid