This repository contains comprehensive documentation for the backend development of the Airbnb Clone project. The project focuses on implementing key features such as user authentication, property management, booking systems, and payments. The documentation includes system features, use case diagrams, user stories, data flow diagrams, flowcharts, and technical requirements for backend functionalities.
The repository is organized as follows:
- Objective: Identify and document the key features and functionalities of the Airbnb Clone backend.
- Instructions:
- Use Draw.io to create a detailed document listing backend features such as:
- User Authentication
- Property Management
- Booking System
- Payments
- Export the design as a PNG file.
- Use Draw.io to create a detailed document listing backend features such as:
- Output: A PNG file documenting all backend features.
- Location:
features-and-functionalities/features-and-functionalities.png
- Objective: Visualize system interactions using a use case diagram.
- Instructions:
- Based on the documented features, use Draw.io to create a use case diagram showing interactions between users and the system for functionalities like:
- User Registration
- Property Booking
- Payments
- Export the diagram as a PNG file.
- Based on the documented features, use Draw.io to create a use case diagram showing interactions between users and the system for functionalities like:
- Output: A PNG file visualizing user-system interactions.
- Location:
use-case-diagram/use-case-diagram.png
- Objective: Convert use case diagram interactions into user stories.
- Instructions:
- Translate use case interactions into user stories. Example:
- “As a user, I want to register an account so that I can list my properties.”
- Document at least 5 core user stories.
- Save them in a Markdown file.
- Translate use case interactions into user stories. Example:
- Output: A Markdown file containing user stories.
- Location:
user-stories/user-stories.md
- Objective: Design a Data Flow Diagram (DFD) to map the data flow within the system.
- Instructions:
- Use Draw.io to design a DFD illustrating:
- Data inputs
- Processes
- Outputs for backend operations like bookings and payments.
- Export the DFD as a PNG file.
- Use Draw.io to design a DFD illustrating:
- Output: A PNG file illustrating data flow within the system.
- Location:
data-flow-diagram/data-flow.png
- Objective: Visualize a key backend process using a flowchart.
- Instructions:
- Choose a process (e.g., user registration or property booking) and map its workflow using Draw.io.
- Export the flowchart as a PNG file.
- Output: A PNG file visualizing a backend workflow.
- Location:
flowcharts/flowchart.png
- Objective: Write detailed technical and functional requirements for backend features.
- Instructions:
- Document the requirements for features like:
- User Authentication
- Property Management
- Booking System
- Include:
- API endpoints
- Input/output specifications
- Validation rules
- Performance criteria
- Save the document in the root directory.
- Document the requirements for features like:
- Output: A Markdown file containing detailed requirement specifications.
- Location:
requirements.md
- Draw.io: For creating diagrams.
- Markdown: For user stories and requirements documentation.
- GitHub: For version control and repository management.
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/mosekyle/alx-airbnb-project-documentation.git
Sample user stories derived from the use case diagram:
- As a user, I want to register an account so that I can list my properties.
- As a user, I want to browse available properties so that I can find a suitable place to stay.
- As a user, I want to book a property so that I can secure accommodation.
- As a property owner, I want to list my property so that potential guests can view it.
- As a user, I want to make payments securely so that I can confirm my bookings.
👤 Moses Gitau
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This project is licensed under the MIT License.
You are free to use, modify, and distribute this project, provided proper attribution is given. See the LICENSE file for details.