Stack Used: Typescript and node (ts-node)
Requirements: node and npm
run bash setup inside bin or npm install it will install all required dependencies
run bash parking_lot inside bin or npm run parking-lot
Optional argument of file name can be provided
npm run test
I own a parking lot that can hold up to 'n' cars at any given point in time. Each slot is given a number starting at 1 increasing with increasing distance from the entry point in steps of one.
I want to create an automated ticketing system that allows my customers to use my parking lot without human intervention. When a car enters my parking lot, I want to have a ticket issued to the driver.
The ticket issuing process includes us documenting the registration number (number plate) and the colour of the car and allocating an available parking slot to the car before actually handing over a ticket to the driver (we assume that our customers are nice enough to always park in the slots allocated to them).
The customer should be allocated a parking slot which is nearest to the entry. At the exit the customer returns the ticket which then marks the slot they were using as being available.
Due to government regulation, the system should provide me with the ability to findout:
● Registration numbers of all cars of a particular colour.
● Slot number in which a car with a given registration number is parked.
● Slot numbers of all slots where a car of a particular colour is parked.
The system should allow input in two ways.
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It should provide us with an interactive command prompt based shell where commands can be typed in
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It should accept a filename as a parameter at the command prompt and read the commands from that file
Example: File
To install all dependencies, compile and run tests:
$ bin/setup
To run the code so it accepts input from a file:
$ bin/parking_lot file_inputs.txt
Input (contents of file):
create_parking_lot 6
park KA-01-HH-1234 White
park KA-01-HH-9999 White
park KA-01-BB-0001 Black
park KA-01-HH-7777 Red
park KA-01-HH-2701 Blue
park KA-01-HH-3141 Black
leave 4
status
park KA-01-P-333 White
park DL-12-AA-9999 White
registration_numbers_for_cars_with_colour White
slot_numbers_for_cars_with_colour White
slot_number_for_registration_number KA-01-HH-3141
slot_number_for_registration_number MH-04-AY-1111Output (to STDOUT):
Created a parking lot with 6 slots
Allocated slot number: 1
Allocated slot number: 2
Allocated slot number: 3
Allocated slot number: 4
Allocated slot number: 5
Allocated slot number: 6
Slot number 4 is free
Slot No. Registration No
Colour
1
KA-01-HH-1234
White
2
KA-01-HH-9999
White
3
KA-01-BB-0001
Black
5
KA-01-HH-2701
Blue
6
KA-01-HH-3141
Black
Allocated slot number: 4
Sorry, parking lot is full
KA-01-HH-1234, KA-01-HH-9999, KA-01-P-333
1, 2, 4
6
Not found
Example: Interactive
To install all dependencies, compile and run tests:
$ bin/setup
To run the program and launch the shell:
$ bin/parking_lot
Assuming a parking lot with 6 slots, the following commands should be run in sequence by typing them in at a prompt and should produce output as described below the command.
$ create_parking_lot 6
Created a parking lot with 6 slots
$ park KA-01-HH-1234 White
Allocated slot number: 1
$ park KA-01-HH-9999 White
Allocated slot number: 2$ park KA-01-BB-0001 Black
Allocated slot number: 3
$ park KA-01-HH-7777 Red
Allocated slot number: 4
$ park KA-01-HH-2701 Blue
Allocated slot number: 5
$ park KA-01-HH-3141 Black
Allocated slot number: 6
$ leave 4
Slot number 4 is free
$ status
Slot No.
1
2
3
5
6
Registration No
KA-01-HH-1234
KA-01-HH-9999
KA-01-BB-0001
KA-01-HH-2701
KA-01-HH-3141
Colour
White
White
Black
Blue
Black
$ park KA-01-P-333 White
Allocated slot number: 4
$ park DL-12-AA-9999 White
Sorry, parking lot is full
$ registration_numbers_for_cars_with_colour White
KA-01-HH-1234, KA-01-HH-9999, KA-01-P-333
$ slot_numbers_for_cars_with_colour White
1, 2, 4
$ slot_number_for_registration_number KA-01-HH-3141
6
$ slot_number_for_registration_number MH-04-AY-1111
Not found