CalendApp

Table of Contents

• Technologies Used
• Overview
• Running Locally

Technologies

• Python (Flask), Javascript (ReactJs), Postgres (SqlAlchemy), CSS (Materials-UI)

Overview

CalendApp is an appointment scheduling application inspired by Calendly.com. The application provides a dashboard to manage events, appointments, and availability settings. When a you are ready to send out invitation simply share the event's unique url to provide access to the calendar view with available time slots. The calendar system features integration with the users Google Calendar to block off unavailable timeslots. The system is also timezone aware so everyone is on the same page. Upon successful booking of an appointment the application will send a confirmation email to you. Both parties will have google calendar event invitiations created.

Onboarding

Features

• Login with Google Oauth
• Set user unique url suffix and timezone
• Set first event's availability (time and days)

onboarding flow

Events

Features

• Create, Read, Update, Delete Event
• Specify
  • Name, location or phone number, description, unique event link suffix, duration, timezone, available days, and color
• Each event has a unique sharable link to provide invitees access to a calendar of available time slots

event creation flow

Calendar and Appointments

Features

• Calendar provides available timeslots for booking a meeting time
• Timeslots take into account:
  • Google Calendar Events
  • Aplication's database of appointments
  • Event's availability settings
• Timezone picker with corresponding timeslot times
• Optional Comment on the booking by invitee calendar flow

appointments view

Email Confirmation

Features

• User receives email confirmation on successful appointment booking
• Email displays
  • Event Details (name, description, location, etc)
  • Appointment Details (date and time)
  • Event has link that redirects to application

email confirmation

To-Run

Prerequisite

Docker installed. See here

Docker

Some Useful Commands

To build and Run:

make docker-build
make docker-up

To run tests

container should be up before testing

make docker-test

To Create Table:

make docker-recreate-db

To enter postgres terminal:

docker exec [service name] psql --username=[postgres username] --dbname=[database name]

docker-compose exec postgres-db psql --username=postgres --dbname=db_dev