FlyAway

FlyAway is a modern web application for searching, booking, and managing flights. Built with ASP.NET Core Razor Pages, Entity Framework Core, and a modular service/repository architecture, FlyAway provides a seamless experience for both travelers and administrators.

Features

• Flight Search: Search for one-way or round-trip flights by date, airports, class, and number of passengers.
• Booking Management: Book flights, view your bookings, and cancel if needed.
• User Authentication: Secure registration, login, and role-based access using ASP.NET Core Identity.
• Localization: Multi-language support (Dutch, English, French) for both UI and validation messages.
• Vacation Pricing: Dynamic price adjustments during vacation periods.
• Meal Selection: Choose meals based on destination city.
• Admin Panel: Manage flights, airports, routes, meals, and view bookings.
• Session Management: User session support for booking flows.
• Swagger API: Integrated API documentation for backend endpoints.
• Responsive UI: Clean, mobile-friendly design using Bootstrap.

Screenshots

Technologies

• .NET 8 / C#
• ASP.NET Core Razor Pages
• Entity Framework Core
• AutoMapper
• Dependency Injection
• Azure Key Vault for secrets management
• Bootstrap 5 for UI
• jQuery Validation for client-side validation
• Swagger for API documentation

Project Structure

• FlyAway/ - Main web application (Razor Pages, Controllers, Views, wwwroot)
• FlyAway.Domains/ - Entity models and DbContext
• FlyAway.Repositories/ - Data access layer (DAOs)
• FlyAway.Services/ - Business logic and service interfaces
• FlyAway.Utils/ - Utility classes (e.g., email, PDF generation)

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• .NET 8 SDK
• SQL Server or SQLite
• (Optional) Azure Key Vault for production secrets

Setup

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/yourusername/FlyAway.git cd FlyAway

2. Configure Secrets:

• For local development, set up User Secrets or use appsettings.Development.json for connection strings and email credentials.
• For production, configure Azure Key Vault and update KeyVault settings in appsettings.json.

3. Database Migration: dotnet ef database update --project FlyAway.Domains

4. Run the Application: dotnet run --project FlyAway

5. Access the App:

• Open the project on localhost in your browser.

Development

• Razor Pages are used for most UI, with some MVC controllers for complex flows.
• Services and Repositories are injected via DI for testability and separation of concerns.
• Localization resources are in the Resources/ folder.
• Swagger UI is available at /swagger for API exploration.

Credits

• Start Bootstrap SB Admin for admin UI template (MIT License)
• jQuery Validation (MIT License)
• My School for their excellent teaching, guidance, and support :)

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