reservations-server

Concept

A system for displaying and modifying meeting room reservations via wall mounted terminals at each room, a web interface, and Outlook/Google calendar.

Room Terminal

• Display data
• (optional) Edit data with touch controls

Web Interface

• Display all rooms and their reservations
• Create a reservation
• Admin panel for configuring rooms

Integrations

• Outlook
• Google Calendar

API

• GET /room
  • Returns all rooms in system
• POST /room
  • Creates a room
  • Requires name
• GET /room/:id
  • Returns the specified room
• PUT /room/:id
  • Updates the specified room
  • Requires name
• DELETE /room/:id
  • Deletes the specified room and all attached reservations
• POST /reservation/
  • Creates a reservation
• GET /reservation/:id
  • Returns the specified reservation
• PUT /reservation/:id
  • Updates the specified reservation
• DELETE /reservation/:id
  • Deletes the specified reservation

Objects

The _id field is returned for referencing objects but is never needed in POST or PUT bodies. This is the ID used in the REST path.

• GET requests return the requested object
• POST and PUT requests return the created or updated object
• DELETE requests returns a message

Room

{
  _id: String,
  name: String,
  reservations: Array<String>
}

The reservations array is an array of reservation _id values.

Reservation

{
  _id: String,
  meetingName: String,
  owner: String,
  ownerEmail: String,
  start: Date,
  end: Date
}

Message

Message objects are sent as the body of any request that does not return a room or reservation.

{
  message: String
}