With poetry installed, create a virtual environment with poetry in a way that works for the development environment you're using (refer to this guide). Then run this command in your terminal:
poetry install
Note that if the poetry executable hasn't been added to your PATH variable, you will need to point the command towards the location of the poetry executable on your device. Here's an example of what that could look like:
C:\Users\user.name\path\to\poetry install
This command should install the dependencies outlined in the pyproject.toml file in the root project folder,
and recreate the poetry.lock file.
Executing main.py in the project root runs the appropriate functions in the src\ folder for the technical test.
Execute this command from the root of the project to run it:
poetry run .\main.py
Note that this currently only creates a data.csv file in the data\ folder. The rest of the functionality is still
in development, so currently the database can't be altered or read from using this project.
- A user can only belong to one company, but can access resources from multiple companies.
- A user can have different permission levels based on the company they are accessing resources for.
- Auto validate PEP8 standards in git CI/CD.
- Unit tests.
- Use OOP. This would be particularly beneficial for copmletely replacing how the contents of main.py is currently run, as it's really messy right now.
- Error Handling.
- Add constraints to nodes in neo_connection.py to ensure foreign key ID's correspond to existing Primary keys in appropriate tables.
- Create a connection to Neo4j and ensure functions for interacting with it are working as expected.
- Tidy up data, so that the same values are spelled the same e.g. admin changed to Admin
- Familiarising myself with Neo4j, and how to interact with it using Python.
- Familiarising myself with normalisation.
- The way I have designed the database, the permissions of a user can't be edited. I assumed a user can have multiple permissions, depending on the company they are making a request to, so linked permission to the request itself.
- Connection to Neo4j database not currently working, didn't resolve error in time.
- I intended to implement the django framework, to interact with my Neo4j database.
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