[ ] There is a link which only visible if the user logged in
[ ] There is a table with user data in it
[ ] Username with a link to the user page
[ ] Registration date
[ ] Number of asked questions
[ ] Number of answers
[ ] Number of comments
[ ] Reputation
[ ] /user route in the server.py which get all the users, from data_manager.py with a query string, and pass the users to the users.html file, if there is no 'email' in session then redirect to the main page
[ ] in the data_manager.py there is a function (get_all_users) which execute an sql query
[ ] There is a users.html file in the templates, which extends to the layout.html, and write all users in a table, the username is a link for the user's page
[ ] List all of the users in one page
[ ] There is a /users route
[ ] There is a link which only visible if the user logged in
[ ] There is a table with user data in it
[ ] Username with a link to the user page
[ ] Registration date
[ ] Number of asked questions
[ ] Number of answers
[ ] Number of comments
[ ] Reputation
[ ] /user route in the server.py which get all the users, from data_manager.py with a query string, and pass the users to the users.html file, if there is no 'email' in session then redirect to the main page
[ ] in the data_manager.py there is a function (get_all_users) which execute an sql query
[ ] There is a users.html file in the templates, which extends to the layout.html, and write all users in a table, the username is a link for the user's page