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Add admin models for LandlordVerificationDocument, LandlordVerificationRequest, and Room #28

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This pull request adds admin models for the LandlordVerificationDocument, LandlordVerificationRequest, and Room models. These models are necessary for managing and displaying data related to landlord verification documents, verification requests, and rooms.

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    • Enhanced the admin interface with new sections for managing Landlord Verification Documents, Verification Requests, and Room details, including custom list displays and filters for easier navigation and oversight.

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The update involves enriching the admin interface by introducing the registration of three new models: LandlordVerificationDocument, LandlordVerificationRequest, and Room. These additions come with tailored list displays and filters, enhancing the management and oversight capabilities for these entities within the platform's backend.

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backend/core/admin.py Added admin declarations for LandlordVerificationDocument, LandlordVerificationRequest, and Room models with specific list displays and filters.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ecef38c and 94a8865.
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  • backend/core/admin.py (2 hunks)
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backend/core/admin.py (4)
  • 12-14: The import statements for LandlordVerificationDocument, LandlordVerificationRequest, and Room are correctly added to support the new admin model registrations. This is a necessary step for integrating these models into the admin interface.
  • 97-101: The LandlordVerificationDocumentModelAdmin class is well-defined with appropriate list_display and list_filter configurations. These settings will enhance the admin interface by allowing administrators to easily view and filter documents based on the landlord and document type. However, consider adding search_fields to improve the usability of the admin interface further by enabling search functionality on key fields.
  • 104-108: The LandlordVerificationRequestModelAdmin class is correctly set up with list_display and list_filter configurations for managing landlord verification requests. The choice of fields for display and filtering aligns with the objectives of efficiently managing these requests. Similar to the previous model, adding search_fields could further enhance the admin interface's usability.
  • 111-122: The RoomModelAdmin class is appropriately configured with a comprehensive list_display that includes essential room details such as property, room type, name, availability, number of beds, and price. The list_filter is also well-chosen to allow filtering by property and room type. This setup will significantly aid in the management and display of room data. To further improve the interface, consider adding search_fields for key attributes like name or price to enable quick searches.

@SirSanctified SirSanctified merged commit 12ec2d8 into main Mar 11, 2024
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