Voice-based library management system using Amazon Alexa


Project Flow:




Voice-Based Library system allows users to ask for a particular book whether available in the library or not. 
If the book is available, the user can issue it using Alexa and later on collect it from the library. If the user asks for a particular book if it is available then Alexa asks for particular userId. 
If userId is available in their database then ask for a library which is provided by the library. If all the verification is completely done then the particular book is issued by that user. 
At any point in time if the user provides any wrong detail then Alexa responds to invalid input. Also, the user will not issue more than three books. The user asks for a particular book along with their author's name. 
If book name and author name both are matches then Alexa responds yes but if book name matches but the author name does not match then Alexa respond book name with author name which is available. If a user wants that book then provide details to the Alexa skill.

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