hardikm9850
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1 month ago Preliminary design
1. Database Schema Design:
- Define tables for users, vehicles, bookings, payments (possible?).
- Establish relationships between tables.
- Consider data types and indexes for optimal performance.
2. User Management:
- Create user models (Admin, Customer).
- Implement user registration, login, and authentication using JWT.
- Handle user profile management (update, password change).
- Implement role-based access control (RBAC).
3. Vehicle Management:
- Create a vehicle model with the necessary attributes.
- Implement CRUD operations for vehicles.
- Handle vehicle image uploads and storage.
- Implement vehicle availability checks.
4. Booking Management:
- Create a booking model with booking details, rental period, total cost, etc.
- Implement booking creation, modification, and cancellation.
- Handle payment integration (if applicable).
- Generate rental history for users.
5. API Endpoints:
- Define RESTful API endpoints for all functionalities.
- Implement error handling and proper response formats (JSON).
- Consider API versioning for future changes.
Secondary
6. Testing:
- Write unit and integration tests to ensure code quality.
- Test API endpoints for correctness and performance.
7. Deployment:
- Choose a deployment platform and configure it.
- Deploy the backend application.
- Set up environment variables for database credentials, API keys, etc.
Additional Considerations
- Security: Implement measures to protect user data, prevent unauthorized access, and handle sensitive information securely.
- Error Handling: Provide informative error messages to the client.
- Performance Optimization: Optimize database queries, use caching, and consider load balancing for high traffic.
- Scalability: Design the backend to handle increasing user load and data volume.
- Documentation: Create clear API documentation for developers.
Core Functionalities:
User Management:
Vehicle Management:
Booking Management:
Payment Integration: