README.md

Skyser

Skyser is an online flight-sharing service. Its website connects pilots of varying degrees of experience with passengers wanting to travel to a common destination. The platform allows both pilots and passengers to share the flight-related costs involved in air travel.

Flight-sharing service

Members :

Oussama Aouessar
Quentin Fritz
Dalya Furaiji
Tahar Haddad
Ouriel Haddouk
Lilya Melila
Fabiana Montiel
Viviana Montiel
Sahana Sivakumaran
Nabil Zerzeri

Users

Pilot	Passenger	Guest
The pilot will be able to add and modify their flights. The website will be available to them in order to manage their flights. They will have access to some of the passengers’ information and can thus accept or deny their request to be on the flight.	The passenger can only use the website for browsing and booking purposes. They can create an account and also access information regarding the flights and the pilots.	The user, while not yet signed up, can only search and consult future flights. The website will allow them access to flight details as well as the pilot’s basic information.

Business objects

Flight	Pilot	Passenger
ID Flight	ID Pilot	ID Passenger
ATC Number	First Name	First Name
Departure Location	Last Name	Last Name
Arrival Location	Email	Email
Departure Date	Phone Number	Phone Number
Arrival Date	Home Address	Home Address
Departure Time	Billing Information	Billing Information
Arrival Time	License
Number of Seats	Experience Hours
Meeting Point

Architecture

Navigation diagram

Backlog

web services

type	url	behavior
GET	/flights_list	returns the list of flights from a search
GET	/flights_list/flight_summary/{id}	returns details of flight with the corresponding “id”
POST	/sign_up	creates a new user (passenger)
POST	/	verifies the users login information
POST	/add_flight	creates a new flight
POST	/flights_list/flight_summary/{id}	makes reservation of a flight with the corresponding “id”
PUT	/profile/upgrade	makes the passenger into a pilot
DELETE	/profile/settings	deletes account of a registered user
DELETE	/flights_list/flight_summary/{id}	deletes a flight with the corresponding “id”
DELETE	/upcoming/flight_summary/{id}	deletes a booked flight with the corresponding “id”