CSIT214-FlyDreamAir-Project

FlyDreamAir, an international airline, is launching a new frequent flyer program. The program aims to enable customers to accumulate points by flying with the airline, which can later be redeemed through an online storefront.

GROUP MEMBER:

1. Huy Minh Dinh – Project Manager
2. Benjamin Lyle Fenning – Business Analyst
3. Quang Minh Nguyen – Business Analyst
4. Minh Duy Le – Product Developer
5. Bang Luong Hoa – Product Developer

The objective of this application is as follows:

• Develop and implement a program to efficiently track and manage user frequent flyer points.
• Create a user-friendly website featuring a secure login and accounts system.
• Provide users with the ability to redeem a diverse range of rewards using their accumulated frequent flyer points.

To accomplish this, the system is built upon Node.js, a robust server environment, and utilizes Express.js, a powerful Node.js framework specifically designed for managing servers and routes. Detailed documentation for Node.js and Express.js can be accessed at the following links: Node.js Documentation and Express.js API Reference.

By employing these technologies, FlyDreamAir aims to deliver a seamless and efficient experience for its valued customers, enhancing their engagement with the airline while offering exciting rewards for their loyalty.

How to launch web client:

1. Download NodeJs from https://nodejs.org/en/.
2. Run the command prompt in the CSIT214-PROJECT directory, recommendly using the VSCode to open the project folders.
3. Open Terminal, running these commands: "npm install express", and "npm install --save-exact body-parser@1.19.0 nodemon@2.0.12 @babel/core@7.15.5 @babel/node@7.15.4 @babel/preset-env@7.15.6". (Just in case the system found the vulnerablities, run this command: "npm audit fix --force")
4. Run the command "npm start" on the terminal.
5. Open your browser of choice, and enter "http://localhost:3000/" into the URL bar.
6. Sign up or login to begin (All usernames and passwords are currently stored locally, and will therefore only work on your local drive).