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| # autobooking_python_task | ||
| # Flight Reservation API Implementation Task | ||
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| ## Objective | ||
| Create a RESTful API using Python that manages flight reservations. The API should allow users to create, read, update, and delete flight reservations. | ||
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| ## Requirements | ||
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| ### 1. Technology Stack | ||
| - Use a modern Python web framework. | ||
| - Preferably utilize technical stack mentioned in Job posting. | ||
| - Usage of AI based assistant is permitted and encouraged, but own your code. | ||
| - Prepare your application to run in an isolated, containerized environment suitable for deployment across various systems. | ||
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| ### 2. API Endpoints | ||
| Implement the following endpoints: | ||
| - `POST /reservations` - Create a new flight reservation | ||
| - `GET /reservations` - Retrieve a list of all reservations | ||
| - `GET /reservations/{reservation_id}` - Retrieve a specific reservation by ID | ||
| - `PUT /reservations/{reservation_id}` - Update an existing reservation | ||
| - `DELETE /reservations/{reservation_id}` - Delete a reservation | ||
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| ### 3. Reservation Model | ||
| Each reservation should include the following information: | ||
| - Reservation ID (automatically generated) | ||
| - Passengers Information: | ||
| - Full name | ||
| - Phone number | ||
| - Flight Details: | ||
| - Flight number | ||
| - Airline | ||
| - Origin airport | ||
| - Destination airport | ||
| - Departure date and time | ||
| - Arrival date and time | ||
| - Seat information | ||
| - Class (e.g., economy, business, first) | ||
| - Total price | ||
| - Reservation status (e.g., confirmed, pending, cancelled) | ||
| - Creation timestamp | ||
| - Last update timestamp | ||
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| ### 4. Implementation Details | ||
| - Implement input validation and error handling. | ||
| - Use an in-memory data store or a standalone relational DB | ||
| - Implement basic authentication for the API. | ||
| - Implement tests. | ||
| - Provide documentation (readme). | ||
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| ### 5. Async notification feature | ||
| - Simulate sending email notifications to passengers about their reservation status | ||
| - Trigger the notification when reservation is created or its status is updated | ||
| - Use a mock server (such as RequestBin, webhook.site, or httpbin.org) to test this functionality | ||
| - Implement using Python's async/await syntax | ||
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| ## Submission Guidelines | ||
| 1. Provide the source code in a GitHub/Gitlab repository. | ||
| 2. Include a README file with instructions on how to set up and run the API. | ||
| 3. Provide example curl commands or a Postman collection to demonstrate the API usage. |