Web app for automating check-in of specified flight. Uses a MySQL db hosted with the Amazon RDS service, filled with flights data with a very small set of assigned seats. Users are able to:
- See a user interface with the flight check-in status before and after running the automation.
- See relevant data such as landing airport or passenger info.
- Request info to the database with an OpenAPI compliant REST API.
- Receive visual feedback for user input or server errors.
The check-in automation has the following constraints:
- If a user already assigned her seat, it cannot be changed.
- All minor passengers must stay next to at least one of their adult companions.
- If a purchase has, for example, 4 boarding passes, try as much as possible that the seats that are assigned are together, or are very close (either in the row or in the column).
- If a boarding pass belongs to the "economy" class, a seat from another class cannot be assigned.
This is a T3 Stack project bootstrapped with create-t3-app. To start the project use pnpm dev. You can run unit tests using pnpm test
You can see the live application here
- To call the API, make a GET request to
https://airline-check-in-simulation.vercel.app/api/flights/{flight_id}/passengers. - There is a user interface at
https://airline-check-in-simulation.vercel.app/which right now serves mostly for debugging purposes. - The API is documented at
https://airline-check-in-simulation.vercel.app/openapi
- DATABASE_URL => A MySQL connection URL