LanMalJR/AirBnB_clone

AirBnB clone - The console

First step: Write a command interpreter to manage your AirBnB objects.

This is the first step towards building your first full web application: the AirBnB clone. This first step is very important because you will use what you build during this project with all other following projects: HTML/CSS templating, database storage, API, front-end integration…

Each task is linked and will help you to:

• Put in place a parent class (called BaseModel) to take care of the initialization, serialization and deserialization of your future instances
• Create a simple flow of serialization/deserialization: Instance <-> Dictionary <-> JSON string <-> file
• Create all classes used for AirBnB (User, State, City, Place…) that inherit from BaseModel
• Create the first abstracted storage engine of the project: File storage.
• Create all unittests to validate all our classes and storage engine

Task 0: README, AUTHORS

• Files README.md, AUTHORS

Task 1: Be pycodestyle compliant!

• Descrip Write beautiful code that passes the pycodestyle checks.

Task 2: Unittests

• File tests/
• Descrip All your files, classes, functions must be tested with unit tests

Task 3: BaseModel

• Files models/base_model.py, models/__init__.py, tests/
• Descrip Write a class BaseModel that defines all common attributes/methods for other classes:

Task 4: Create BaseModel from dictionary

• Files models/base_model.py, tests/
• Descrip Previously we created a method to generate a dictionary representation of an instance (method to_dict()). Now it’s time to re-create an instance with this dictionary representation.

Task 5: Store first object

• Files models/engine/file_storage.py, models/engine/__init__.py, models/__init__.py, models/base_model.py, tests/
• Descrip Now we can recreate a BaseModel from another one by using a dictionary representation: It’s great but it’s still not persistent: every time you launch the program, you don’t restore all objects created before… The first way you will see here is to save these objects to a file.

• Writing the dictionary representation to a file won’t be relevant:
  • Python doesn’t know how to convert a string to a dictionary (easily)
  • It’s not human readable
  • Using this file with another program in Python or other language will be hard.

Task 6: Console 0.0.1

• File console.py
• Descrip Write a program called console.py that contains the entry point of the command interpreter:

Task 7: Console 0.1

• File console.py
• Descrip Update your command interpreter (console.py) to have these commands:

• create: Creates a new instance of BaseModel, saves it (to the JSON file) and prints the id. Ex: $ create BaseModel
• show: Prints the string representation of an instance based on the class name and id. Ex: $ show BaseModel 1234-1234-1234
• destroy: Deletes an instance based on the class name and id (save the change into the JSON file). Ex: $ destroy BaseModel 1234-1234-1234.
• all: Prints all string representation of all instances based or not on the class name. Ex: $ all BaseModel or $ all.
• update: Updates an instance based on the class name and id by adding or updating attribute (save the change into the JSON file). Ex: $ update BaseModel 1234-1234-1234 email "aibnb@mail.com".

Task 8: First User

• Files models/user.py, models/engine/``file_storage.py, console.py, tests/
• Descrip Write a class User that inherits from BaseModel:

• models/user.py
• Public class attributes:
  • email: string - empty string
  • password: string - empty string
  • first_name: string - empty string
  • last_name: string - empty string

Task 9: More classes!

• Files console.py, models/engine/file_storage.py, tests/
• Descrip Write all those classes that inherit from BaseModel:

• State (models/state.py):
  • Public class attributes:
    • name: string - empty string
• City (models/city.py):
  • Public class attributes:
    • state_id: string - empty string: it will be the State.id
    • name: string - empty string
• Amenity (models/amenity.py):
  • Public class attributes:
    • state_id: string - empty string: it will be the State.id
    • name: string - empty string
• Place (models/place.py):
  • Public class attributes:
    • city_id: string - empty string: it will be the City.id
    • user_id: string - empty string: it will be the User.id
    • name: string - empty string
    • description: string - empty string
    • number_rooms: integer - 0
    • number_bathrooms: integer - 0
    • max_guest: integer - 0
    • price_by_night: integer - 0
    • latitude: float - 0.0
    • longitude: float - 0.0
    • amenity_ids: list of string - empty list: it will be the list of Amenity.id later
• Review (models/review.py):
  • Public class attributes:
    • place_id: string - empty string: it will be the Place.id
    • user_id: string - empty string: it will be the User.id
    • text: string - empty string

Task 10: All instances by class name

• File: console.py
• Descrip: Update your command interpreter (console.py) to retrieve the number of instances of a class: .count().

Task 11: All instances by class name

• File: console.py
• Descrip: Update your command interpreter (console.py) to retrieve all instances of a class by using: .all().

Task 12: Count instances

• File: console.py
• Descrip: Update your command interpreter (console.py) to retrieve the number of instances of a class: .count().

Task 13: Show

• File: console.py
• Descrip: Update your command interpreter (console.py) to retrieve an instance based on its ID: .show().

Task 14: Destroy

• File: console.py
• Descrip: Update your command interpreter (console.py) to destroy an instance based on his ID: .destroy().

Task 15: Update

• File: console.py
• Descrip: Update your command interpreter (console.py) to update an instance based on his ID: .update(, , ).

Task 16: Update from dictionary

• File: console.py
• Descrip: Update your command interpreter (console.py) to update an instance based on his ID with a dictionary: .update(, ).

Task 17: Unittests for the Console!

• File: tests/test_console.py
• Descrip: Write all unittests for console.py, all features!

0x01. AirBnB clone - Web static

Now that you have a command interpreter for managing your AirBnB objects, it’s time to make them alive!

Before developing a big and complex web application, we will build the front end step-by-step.

The first step is to “design” / “sketch” / “prototype” each element:

Create simple HTML static pages

• Style guide
• Fake contents
• No Javascript
• No data loaded from anything

Task 0: Inline styling

• File: 0-index.html
• Descrip: Write an HTML page that displays a header and a footer.

Task 1: Head styling

• File: 1-index.html
• Descrip: Write an HTML page that displays a header and a footer by using the style tag in the head tag (same as 0-index.html)

Task 2: CSS files

• Files: 2-index.html, styles/2-common.css, styles/2-header.css, styles/2-footer.css
• Descrip: Write an HTML page that displays a header and a footer by using CSS files (same as 1-index.html)

Task 3: Zoning done!

• Files: 3-index.html, styles/3-common.css, styles/3-header.css, styles/3-footer.css, images
• Descrip: Write an HTML page that displays a header and footer by using CSS files (same as 2-index.html)

Task 4: Search!

• Files: 4-index.html, styles/4-common.css, styles/3-header.css, styles/3-footer.css,, styles/4-filters.css, images/
• Descrip: Write an HTML page that displays a header, footer and a filters box with a search button.

Task 5: More filters

• Files: 5-index.html, styles/4-common.css, styles/3-header.css, styles/3-footer.css, styles/5-filters.css, images/
• Descrip: Write an HTML page that displays a header, footer and a filters box.

Task 6: It's (h)over

• Files: 6-index.html, styles/4-common.css, styles/3-header.css, styles/3-footer.css, styles/6-filters.css, images/
• Descrip: Write an HTML page that displays a header, footer and a filters box with dropdown.

Task 7: Display results

• Files: 7-index.html, styles/4-common.css, styles/3-header.css, styles/3-footer.css, styles/6-filters.css, styles/7-places.css, images/
• Descrip: Write an HTML page that displays a header, footer, a filters box with dropdown and results.

Task 8: More details

• Files: 8-index.html, styles/4-common.css, styles/3-header.css, styles/3-footer.css, styles/6-filters.css, styles/8-places.css, images/
• Descrip: Write an HTML page that displays a header, a footer, a filter box (dropdown list) and the result of the search.