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Overview of Django Application Flow

This diagram illustrates the overall flow of a Django application, showcasing the interaction between Models, Views, Templates, URLs, Middleware, and Static Files. It serves as a high-level guide to understanding how Django processes requests and renders responses.

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URLs and Associated Templates

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Administration URLs

  • Dashboard: /administration/dashboard/ - Main dashboard for administration.
  • Customers: /administration/customers/ - Page for managing customers.
  • Schedule: /administration/schedule/ - Schedule management page.
  • Staff: /administration/staff/ - Staff management page. More staff sub-pages are available as part of Ruoom plugins.
  • Locations: /administration/locations/ - Locations management page.
  • Help: /administration/help/ - Help page with sub-sections for embed and email.

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Customer URLs

  • Account Settings: /customer/account-settings/ - Customer account settings page.
  • More customer pages are available as part of the Ruoom plugins.

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Registration URLs

  • Sign In: /registration/signin/ - User sign-in page.
  • Sign Up: /registration/signup/ - User sign-up page.
  • Sign Out: /registration/signout/ - User sign-out endpoint.
  • New Password: /registration/newpassword/ - Create new password page.

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Database Models

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Administration Models

  • Business: Represents a business entity with fields for name, customer type, business ID, currency, contact information, and more.
  • DomainToBusinessMapping: Maps a domain to a Business with fields for domain and Business. One-to-one with Business.
  • Location: Represents a physical location with fields for currency, country code, business hours, and more. Many-to-one with Business.
  • DaysOfOperation: Represents operating days for a Location with fields for day of the week and location. One-to-one with Location.
  • Waiver: Represents a waiver document associated with a Location. Many-to-one with Location.
  • Room: Represents a room within a Location with fields for name, location, dimensions, and business ID. Many-to-one with Location.

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Registration Models

  • Profile: Extends the User model to include additional fields such as language, user type, contact information, and more. Many-to-one with User.

These models define the core data structure for the Ruoom application, handling business, location, and user-related data. See their interaction in the following model diagram: