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Flight Aggregator

Note that, as this is a University project, you will need to request access to the repository to view the code.

This project is a University coursework for a course named "Web Services and Web Data". It is a 12-people group project and it had the scope of building an Flights Aggregator software; therefore we had to split it into multiple subteams:

  • one team that builds some APIs for airline companies (3 persons)
  • one team that builds APIs for banking systems (3 persons)
  • one team that build extra services (3 persons)
  • another team that build the actual aggregator (3 persons) in which I was also a part of.

So the next project is intended to aggregate 9 different APIs (as each member had to build a different service). Please also read the PDFs inside the documentation folder for a better understanding of the project.

Please note that, as this project is old and the other APIs are not available, the project will not work as intended.

Team members

Because this is also a group project, I have worked with my team to create the software. The team was composed of:

  • Abhishek Paradkar
  • Bogdan Ciurea
  • Boris Radulov
  • Callum Andrew Harrison
  • Christian Constantin Pustianu
  • Dominika Iwanicka
  • Dominik Stark
  • Kacper Roemer
  • Kristian Ivanov
  • Shreyas Honnalli
  • Theodora Vraimakis

Technologies

The project was written in Python and it uses multiple libraries depending on the service each of us had to build. The main ones that I used were: python-dotenv, requests and rich.

Documentation

You can read the documentation in the documentation folder of the repository. It contains the PDFs that were submitted for the project with all the necessary information. This being said, as the access to the repository is restricted I will leave part of the documentation here as well.

Results

Overall, this was one of my best projects in University. It was a great experience to work with so many people and to build a software that aggregates multiple services. It was a great learning experience and I am happy with the results.

When it comes to the actual result, here is a screenshot of the software running:

Flight Aggregator