filipwroblewski/database-price-update---e-commerce-shop

🏷️🧮 A project meant for updating prices of products in database using Api and creating report of the database table. Also tracking information in log file.

Database price update - e-commerce shop

Project video presentation

The description of end-user’s requirement

The seller has an e-commerce store with various products. Until now, the trade was carried out only in Poland. The seller wanted to distribute the products to European Union countries and the United States. Therefore, they needed to accept payments in American dollars (USD) and in Euro. The buyer needs to know how much the goods cost in a given currency.

The seller needs a tool that will once a day or if requested download the current exchange rate from the National Bank of Poland and update the prices of the products in a database.

Configuration

cmd

pip install mysql-connector-python

1. Install MySQL database and create database with name mydb.
2. Import schema of e-commerce shop to mydb.
3. Import test data to mydb Comment: data have to be loaded from top to bottom, transaction after transaction, to avoid import error.

Functional requirements

1. In the table named Product, add two columns: UnitPriceUSD, UnitPriceEuro.

   sql

   ALTER TABLE `mydb`.`Product`
   ADD UnitPriceUSD DECIMAL;
   
   ALTER TABLE `mydb`.`Product`
   ADD UnitPriceEuro DECIMAL;

2. Write a Python script that will connect to the National Bank of Poland via the REST API and will download the current exchange rate for USD and Euro. API for the NBP is linked here: http://api.nbp.pl/en.html.

   cmd

   pip install requests

   python

   import requests
   
   res = requests.get('https://excample_url?format=json').json()
   print(len(res.text))

3. After downloading the courses, the script should update the prices of all the products in the database (columns: UnitPriceUSD, UnitPriceEuro).

   cmd

   pip install mysql-connector-python

   python

   import mysql.connector
   
   mydb = mysql.connector.connect(host=host, user=user, password=password, database=database)

4. Then the script should have a separate mode of operation, which it will generate on request an Excel spreadsheet with a list of all the products in the database in the columns: ProductID, DepartmentID, Category, IDSKU, ProductName, Quantity, UnitPrice, UnitPriceUSD, UnitPriceEuro, Ranking

cmd

pip install xlsxwriter

python

workbook = xlsxwriter.Workbook(filename)
worksheet = workbook.add_worksheet()
for i in range(len(elems)):
   worksheet.write(row, col + i, elems[i])
row += 1
workbook.close()

Non-functional requirements:

1. The script should be object-oriented.
2. The script’s code should be documented.
3. The solution should be uploaded to a GitHub account.
4. Changed database schema should be exported as sql and also uploaded to GitHub.
5. The script should use the logging module to log the operation from activity to log file.
6. The script should also handle exceptions, eg when the NBP API is not available or as a base the data will not be available or as another errors occur. All errors should be logged to the log file.