Task Description:

Create a Room Slot Booking Django Project that does the following;

1. Authenticate the user

1. Allow new users to sign up

2. Allow existing users to sign in

2. Users are of two types: Room Manager & Customer.

3. Room Manager should be able to define the number of Rooms available.

4. A Room Manager can define the Time Slots for which a Room is available every day.

5. Time slots are constantly recurring.

6. A Customer can book a Room and a corresponding Time Slot, once booked, the Room cannot be booked by another Customer for that Time Slot.

7. Allow only an authenticated user to Book or set Rooms

8. A Customer should only be able to book a Room ‘x’ days in advance. Room Manager should be able to define the number of days ‘x’.

9. Only Room Manager can add, delete or change his own number of Rooms and Time Slots.

10. A Customer should be able to view and delete only his own bookings

11. Room Manager should be able to view a summary of all bookings, occupancies and occupant customer details.

12. The customer should be able to see all of his own (past and future) bookings, occupancies and room manager.

13. Write Test Cases for your Django App.

14. Bonus Points for creating API endpoints for User management, Rooms, Time Slots, and corresponding Bookings.

Technologies/Libraries to use:

1. Django

2. Python (if you want to recap you can take this course )

3. HTML

4. Javascript (Optional)

5. Git

Procedure To Submit:

1. Create a Github Account or Use your existing one.

2. Create a New Private Repository in your Github Account for this task. Public/Open repositories will not be considered

3. Add pyfossee as a collaborator to your project

4. Commit your code at regular intervals by doing small incremental changes to your code (committing huge blobs of code all at once is not recommended).

5. The steps in “Description” above are general, minimum and mandatory guidelines. You are free to add well-documented features to your application.

6. The git repository must contain;

1. A file called requirements.txt that lists all the libraries (including Django) and modules/plugins and their versions.

2. A README file containing clear documentation on how to install dependencies, setup and run the project and run tests.

7. You are not allowed to use pre-built third-party Django Apps (except Django REST Framework).

Evaluation:

1. Availability, Accuracy, and Clarity of Documentation.

2. Quality and Extent of Test Cases.

3. Quality of Code.

4. Adherence to Coding Standards (For example - Code must be Pythonic and follow PEP8 standards).

5. The User Experience and Flow (please note the difference between UI and UX).

Note:

1. If two or more submissions are found to be plagiarised all such submissions will not be considered for the fellowship and barred from future fellowship

2. Public/Open repositories will not be considered