Flask-API managing Users And Events

A RESTful API that manages events, offering users the ability to schedule, retrieve, update, delete, and be reminded of events with additional advanced features.

Flask-API - Interface

• The User Will be able to retrieve upcomming event/s

  • sort by
    • popularity
    • date
  • filter by:
    • location

• The User will be abale to create/update a new event

• The User will be able to login/out

• The Anonymous User will be able to create a new user

• Event:

  • (Auth Users) An event is an upcomming Party/Concert/Sport event/etc. It is tied to a user that created this event.

• Authentication:

  • The User will be able to login:
    • The API will generate a JWT token and set the userId inside the Flask session.
    • The API will return the JWT token in the response cookie header.

Backend-reminder

• The Users will be able to be reminded of upcoming events.
• The backend will Send reminders 30 minutes before the event's scheduled time based on there location and the event location.

Database

• Sqlite(for simplicity use)

Schema

• User -

  • Id (UUID, primary key)
  • Name (string, required)
  • Email (string, required, unique)
  • Password_hash (string, required)
  • location (string, required)

• Event

  • Id (int, primary key)
  • Title (string, required)
  • Description (string, required)
  • Location (string, required)
  • Deleted (bool, required)
  • DueDate (string, required)
  • User_id (string, required, foreign key)

• User Event Association (Many to Many) - this table will hold the notifyed users to the event

  • User_id (string, required, foreign key, primary key)
  • Event_id (Integer, required, foreign key, primary key)

API EndPoints

• GET /events (Optional: ?['location' = String, 'sort_by' = Enum('date'/'popularity'/'creation' ) ])

• GET /events/{id} - returns a single event

• POST /events - create a new event (Auth)

• PUT /events/{id} - update an event (Auth + authorized)

• DELETE /events/{id} - (Soft)delete an event (Auth + authorized)

• GET /user - returns all users

• GET /user/{id} - returns a single user

• POST /user - create a new user (Auth)

• PUT /user/{id} - update an user (Auth + authorized)

• DELETE /user/{id} - (Soft)delete an user (Auth + authorized)

Application init flow

• init schaduler
• run the flask app

how to run?

• pip install -r requirements.txt
• flask db upgrade
• flask run