Mission Management

Getting started

1. Clone the project and Change directory to booking-management. Install all gems:

    $ cd booking-management
    $ bundle install

2. Start the web server:

    $ rails s

Commits list

1. Commit 1: First commit.

   Init the rails project mission management, with api only option

2. Commit 2: Create Listings

   Create listing model migration

3. Commit 3: Create bookings

   Create booking model migration and add the reference relation with listing

4. Commit 4: Create reservations

   Create reservation model migration and add the reference relation with listing

5. Commit 5: Create missions

   Create mission model migration and add the reference relation with listing. As mission has different types, I created also subclass like FirstCheckin.rb which is a subclass of mission with a type FirstCheckin. This will make the missions with different types separate more clearly.

6. Commit 6: Service to generates missions.

   According given booking or reservation, we create correspondant missions.

7. Commit 7: CRUD on listing / bookings / reservations.

   API for listing, booking and reservations

8. Commit 8: Mission API

   We can list all mission of a booking, a reservation or a listing. If there is no parent, it'll list all of missions.

   So there is a resource :missions for every model namespace.

9. Commit 9: generate missions after creating booking and reservation.

   Add after_save method to booking and reservation model to generate missions after every creation.

10. Commit 10: fill the database from the backend_test.rb

    Use rails db:migrate rails db:seed or rails db:reset to create the database, load the schema, and initialize it with the seed data.