Welcome to my final project of the Python Developer Course for OpenClassrooms

I have decided to create an application that allows pet owners to set tasks, schedules for their cats

What is in this project ?

• Use of Django Framework 3.2.7
• Use of OOP and Python 3.8
• Database PosgreSQL
• Database for media files: AWS S3 Bucket
• Function based views, and Class based views of Django
• Use of virtualenv instead of pipenv this time
• Respect and follow recommendations from PEP8 (style guide) with flake8
• Tests and use of Coverage to check % of code tested

If you want to use this application, make sure to store all sensitive values in a .env file that you create at the root of the project.

What you will be able to do in this application :

For pet owners and catsitters

1. Create a Profile
2. Customize your profile
3. Create a pet and customize pet profile
4. Create your own tasks
5. Create schedules from your tasks for a specific or more cats
6. Search for the schedule of a specific cat
7. Create a section to search/find other user
8. Create a section where users can message each other
9. Create a section where we can book a catsitter on specific dates
10. Check the future or ongoing catsittings.

Media Files

They are all stored with Amazon S3 Bucket. Please adapt your project with your own AWS S3 Bucket, else, comment out sections with media files in settings and store everything in your database first. I recommend having an S3 Bucket to test the application on any new features.

Activate virtual environment (venv)

Create your virtual env (Windows Machine):

• py -m venv env --system-site-packages
• env\Scripts\Activate
• pip install -r requirements.txt

To Run Test with Coverage

To run tests locally :

• python manage.py test -v2
• coverage run --source="." manage.py test Any contribution should always test the code, coverage should not go below 85%.

Launch the project locally

• cd src/
• python manage.py runserver
• Go to localhost:8000 on your favorite browser

Launch with docker-compose for local development

If you use Docker and containers, there is a docker-compose file that is configured at the root of the project. Make sure you create the database with your own credentials.

If you wish to develop a new feature on the project, make sure to create a test for your function, and use flake8 and autopep8 please.

I would like to specially thank Thierry Chappuis and Jimmy Kumako for their mentoring throughout this project.