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#amity-room-allocation
#####Just as the name implies this short Algorithm was created to randomly allocate company members to randomly generated rooms.
Within the Scope of this algorithm the code has a pre-defined number of offices for allocation and a predefined number of hostels to allocate to male and female fellows who opted for it. This definition can be found in the Rooms.py file. You can always modify that after you fork this repo.
Offices prepopulated are:'Carat', 'Anvil', 'Crucible', 'Kiln', 'Forge', 'Foundry', 'Furnace', 'Boiler', 'Mint', 'Vulcan'
Malerooms prepopulated are:'topaz', 'silver', 'gold', 'onyx', 'opal'
Femalerooms prepopulated are: 'ruby', 'platinum', 'jade', 'pearl', 'diamond'
Algorithm Basic Conditions are:
1. No staff should be allocated to Male or Female Rooms
2. No Male or Female room should exceed 4 persons
3. No office allocation should exceed 6 persons
######The input into this Script can be found in the input.txt file where the input format can be viewed or seen below:
BOLA AHMED M FELLOW Y
JOHN OBI M FELLOW N
ISSAC NNADI M STAFF
CRIBS JANE F FELLOW Y
The above input format specifies the Name of the Company's member, the member's gender, the member's position and the member's choice. One more thing here, Staffs are not allocated to either male or female offices and so they have no choice to make from the sample data input.(note: Ensure that you leave several spaces after 'STAFF' for input)
###Work Flow
The fileparser.py reads data, sorts them and stores them in different class instance from persons.py, according to the conditions given.
The rooms.py stores the class definition, pre-defined offices and livingspaces, it also uses its add method to add people to rooms.
The Building.py makes use of the data returned from the fileparser.py script and the class definitions and rooms definition found in the rooms.py script. The Building.py script allocates based on conditions given ensuring that each room meets desired condition before allocating to the next room. Ofcourse, no one knows who is going to be placed in any room and which room will be called first because everything is random and there is no certainty.
The viewresult.py outputs your result in details.
Methods used in the viewresult.py are:
amity = Building('input.txt');
amity.populate_rooms()
amity.get_fellows()
amity.allocate_to_office()
amity.allocate_to_livingspace()
amity.allocated_members_list()
amity.unallocated_members_list()
amity.maleroom_members('opal')
amity.femaleroom_members('ruby')
amity.officeroom_members('Mint')
These methods are gotten from the Building.py script.
###To use Script
Install Python 2.7+ if you don't have it installed
Give Script input data following the sample input.txt given above and you can add or modify rooms to rooms.py using a Text Editor.
Run command from command line(CLI) python viewresult.py and your result will be printed to screen.
To COPY result to text file run python viewresult.py > result.txt .
To dynamically Input text file and not make use of default name of input.txt as your input file
modify the code amity = Building('your .txt file goes here') in building.py and you are good to go.
Note: Your input file needs to be in same directory with the script.
####Have fun!!!!!