Property Management System

Overview

This project is a Property Management System developed for the CP 317 – Software Engineering course. It allows users to manage properties, tenants, leases, maintenance requests, and payments.

Features

• Property Management: Add, edit, and delete properties.
• Tenant Management: Add, edit, and delete tenants.
• Lease Management: Create, edit, and terminate leases.
• Maintenance Requests: Submit and track maintenance requests.
• Payments: Make and view payment history.

Setup

Prerequisites

• Python 3.x
• An IDE such as Eclipse with PyDev, PyCharm, or Visual Studio Code

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone <https://github.com/TrueCodee/Property-Management-System>
   

2. Navigate to the project directory:

• cd property_management_system

Running the Application

1. Run the 'main.py' file:

• python main.py

Running Tests

1. Navigate to the project directory:
   • cd property_management_system
2. Run all tests:
   • python -m unittest discover -s tests

Usage

Example Usage in Main.java

The 'Main' class provides examples of how to use the various features of the Property Management System: Property Management System: from property import Property from tenant import Tenant from lease import Lease from maintenance_request import MaintenanceRequest from payment import Payment

if name == "main": # Example usage of the classes

# Property example
property = Property("P001", "123 Main St", "Apartment", "Available", 1200.0)
Property.add_property(property)
print("Property added:", property.address)

# Tenant example
tenant = Tenant("T001", "John Doe", "555-1234", "L001")
Tenant.add_tenant(tenant)
print("Tenant added:", tenant.name)

# Lease example
lease = Lease("L001", "P001", "T001", "2024-01-01", "2025-01-01", 1200.0)
Lease.create_lease(lease)
print("Lease created:", lease.start_date)

# Maintenance request example
request = MaintenanceRequest("R001", "T001", "P001", "Leaky faucet", "Pending", "2024-07-25")
MaintenanceRequest.submit_request(request)
print("Maintenance request submitted:", request.description)

# Payment example
payment = Payment("PAY001", "T001", "L001", 1200.0, "2024-01-01")
Payment.make_payment(payment)
print("Payment made: $", payment.amount)

Authors

• Aryan Jain
• Harshita Nagasubramanian
• Vishal Srikanth
• Abdullah Abdullah
• Wit Qi

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.