Airport Challenge

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Overview

A program for managing airports and planes, modelling for weather conditions:

Planes can land and take off if it is sunny.
If it is stormy, planes cannot land or take off.

Features

Allows the creation of multiple airports and planes.
Allows planes to land at and take off from airports.
Allows specific weather limits to be set for take off & landing
Randomised, probabilistic storms.
Airports can be checked for number of planes they contain at a given time
Airports have maximum capacities (default 20), set at initialisation

Installation

This program was developed in ruby 2.5.0 & formatted with the assistance of Rubocop.

To set up the environment: $ gem install bundler \n $ bundle install

User Instructions

This program is designed to be used from a REPL.
Run IRB from the command line and require the airport, plane and weather files.
Check out the code examples below for ways in which the program can be used.

Code Examples

Plane travelling between airports:

require './lib/airport' require './lib/plane' require './lib/weather'

Tests

Unit tested with RSpec.
All unit tests can be run from the project home directory using: $ rspec
Feature testing was carried out in IRB.
Each feature test is contained in an isolated method, all of which are listed in: './spec/feature_spec.rb'

An example running of a feature test:

[~Projects/airport_challenge]

$ irb -r './spec/feature_spec.rb' 2.5.0 :001 > plane.take_off => true 2.5.0 :002 > exit