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Project Description:

The AirBnB clone project aims to develop a simplified version of the popular vacation rental platform, AirBnB. This project involves building a command-line interface (CLI) for managing AirBnB objects such as users, states, cities, places, and more. The project includes creating Python classes representing these objects, implementing serialization and deserialization, and developing a storage engine for managing data persistence.

Command Interpreter Description:

The command interpreter is a command-line interface (CLI) program that allows users to interact with and manage AirBnB objects. It provides a set of commands for creating, reading, updating, and deleting (CRUD) operations on various types of objects.

How to Start the Command Interpreter:

  1. Clone the project repository from [GitHub Repository URL].
  2. Navigate to the project directory in your terminal or command prompt.

How to Use the Command Interpreter:

Once the command interpreter is started, you can use the following commands to interact with the AirBnB objects:

  • create: Create a new instance of an AirBnB object.
  • show: Display details of a specific AirBnB object.
  • update: Update attributes of an existing AirBnB object.
  • destroy: Delete an AirBnB object.
  • all: Show all instances of a specific AirBnB object type or all instances across all object types.
  • quit or EOF: Exit the command interpreter.

Examples:

  1. To create a new user:

    (command prompt)$ create User
    
  2. To show details of a user with ID 1234:

    (command prompt)$ show User 1234
    
  3. To update the name attribute of a place with ID 5678:

    (command prompt)$ update Place 5678 name "New Name"
    
  4. To delete a state with ID 9876:

    (command prompt)$ destroy State 9876
    
  5. To display all instances of the user object:

    (command prompt)$ all User
    
  6. To exit the command interpreter:

    (command prompt)$ quit
    

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