preciousakams/hotel-room-frontend

SuiteUp! — A reservation app for hotels. It enables users to make reservations view all of their reservations in a list format, delete rooms only if they are empty, and all visitors can see unreserved rooms.

SuiteUp

Hotel Room is a project that simulates a hotel room booking system. It allows users to book a room for one night. It also allows users to see the list of all booked rooms on that day and see a list of rooms that are not booked yet. You can check the source code for backend here.

Live Demo

• Front End
• Back End API

Source Code

• Back End

Kanban Board

• Kanban Board
• We were 4 students in this project
• Kanban Board in the beginning of the project:

Built With

Frontend

• Programming Language: JavaScript
• Framework: React
• Library: Redux
• Linter: ESLint
• Code Editor: VS Code
• Testing Framework: Jest

Backend

• Programming Language: Ruby
• Framework: Ruby on Rails
• Linter: Rubocop
• Code Editor: VS Code
• Database: PostgreSQL
• Testing Framework: RSpec
• API Documentation: Swagger

Getting Started

To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.

1- Clone both repositories:

$ git clone [email protected]:felixodette/hotel-room-frontend.git

$ git clone [email protected]:kamzzy/Hotel-Room.git

2- Go to the repository folder of Hotel-Room in your command prompt:

$ cd Hotel-Room

3- You might need to install dependecies with:

$ bundle install

4- Go to command line and run the command below for the live server:

$ rails server

5- Go to the repository folder of hotel-room-frontend in your command prompt:

$ cd hotel-room-frontend

6- You might need to install dependecies with:

$ yarn install

OR

$ npm install

7- Go to command line and run the command below for the live server:

$ yarn start

OR

$ npm start

Prerequisites

• A web browser like Google Chrome.
• A code editor like Visual Studio Code.
• A terminal to run the code.
• Ruby installed on your computer.
• Rails installed on your computer.
• Node.js installed on your computer.
• PostgreSQL installed on your computer.
• Yarn installed on your computer.
• Git installed on your computer.

You can check if Git is installed by running the following command in the terminal.

$ git --version

Likewise for Ruby installation.

$ ruby --version && irb

To install rails, in the terminal kindly run this command

$ gem install rails

To check if node is installed, kindly run this command in the terminal.

$ node --version

To check if yarn is installed, kindly run this command in the terminal.

$ yarn --version

To check if PostgreSQL is installed, kindly run this command in the terminal.

$ psql --version

Authors

👤 Ahmad Zamir Yousufi

• GitHub: @ahzamir.
• Twitter: @YousufiZamir
• LinkedIn: ahzamir

👤 Huseyin Biyik

• GitHub: @huseyinbiyik.
• Twitter: @huseyin__biyik
• LinkedIn: Huseyin_biyik

👤 Precious Akams

• GitHub: @kamzzy.
• Twitter: @precious_akams
• LinkedIn: Onyeagoziri_Akams

👤 Felix Odete

• GitHub: @felixodette.
• Twitter: @Odette3000
• LinkedIn: Felix_Odete

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check the issues page.

Attributions and Credit

Original design idea by Murat Korkmaz on Behance.

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Acknowledgments

• Microverse
• Code Reviewers
• Coding Partners

📝 License

This project is MIT licensed.