This project is a PERN-Stack (PostgreSQL, Express, React, and Node. js.) application that represents a Reservation System for a restaurant called Periodic Tables. This application gives users the ability to create/edit reservations, seat a reservation at a table, create tables, and search for a reservation by phone number.
This page displays the reservations for a specific date that aren't completed or cancelled as well as displaying all tables. The default date if no date is given is the current date.
This page allows the user to search for a reservation by phone number either partial or full phone number then shows a list of matching reservations.
This route displays a form that allows the user to create a new reservation.
Once a new reservation has been submitted successfully it will redirect to the dashboard/date of new reservation displaying the new reservation and all other reservations for that date.
This route is called by clicking edit on an existing reservation that has the status booked (no other status can be edited). Once edit is clicked it goes to a form identical to the new reservation form but with current values filled in. When successfully submitted the form redirects to the dashboard/date of reservation.
This route is called by clicking seat on an existing reservation that has the status booked (no other status can be seated). Displays a form to assign a reservation a table. After the form is successfully submitted it redirects to dashboard. After a table has been seated the table should show Occupied and display a Finish button that when clicked finishes the reservation (which hides the reservation) then changes table's status to free.
This route displays a form to create a new table.
Once a new table has been submitted successfully it will redirect to the dashboard/current-date displaying the new table .
Returns a list of reservations made for that date.
Returns a list of reservations that at least partially match the number query.
Shape of response.data from both requests above:
[
{
reservation_id: 22,
first_name: "Austin",
last_name: "Mckee",
mobile_number: "456-345-9999",
reservation_date: "2022-03-17",
reservation_time: "12:30",
people: 2,
status: "booked"
},
{
reservation_id: 23,
first_name: "Johnny",
last_name: "Appleseed",
mobile_number: "123-123-5689",
reservation_date: "2022-03-16",
reservation_time: "21:00",
people: 5,
status: "booked"
},
]
A request body is needed for this route. The body of your request should look like this:
request: {
body: {
data: {
first_name: "Billy",
last_name: "Madison",
mobile_number: "123-456-7890",
reservation_date: "2025-06-25",
reservation_time: "13:30",
people: 4,
status: "booked"
}
}
}
- First name and last name have no constraints.
- The mobile number must be in hyphenated format. xxx-xxxx or xxx-xxx-xxxx.
- Date must be in the format YYYY-MM-DD. Also, the date must occur either on the current day or in the future.
- The time must be in 24H (HH:MM) format. Also, if the date property is on today's date, the time must not have passed on that day when the request is made.
- People must be an integer greater than 0.
Returns status 201 and the created reservation object.
If the reservation defined in the request URL exists, it returns the reservation object.
{
reservation_id: 7,
first_name: "Austin",
last_name: "Mckee",
mobile_number: "777-888-9999",
reservation_date: "2022-03-12",
reservation_time: "11:30",
people: 2,
status: "booked"
}
A request body is needed. The body of the request should resemble:
data: {
first_name: "Jane",
last_name: "Appleseed",
mobile_number: "123-123-1231",
reservation_date: "2021-07-26",
reservation_time: "18:00",
people: 2,
status: "booked"
}
Returns status 200 and the updated reservation.
The body of the request must resemble:
data: { status: "booked" }
Returns status 200 and the updated reservation object.
Returns a list of all tables in the database.
[
{
table_id: 12,
table_name: "Bar #4",
capacity: 3,
reservation_id: null
},
{
table_id: 13,
table_name: "Bar #5",
capacity: 3,
reservation_id: 7
},
...
]
Body of the request must resemble:
data : {
table_name: "#7",
capacity: 6,
reservation_id: 12
}
- table_name does not need to include a # sign, but it must be a string greater than one character.
- capacity must be an integer greater than 0.
- reservation_id is optional, but if one is passed, it must be the ID of a reservation that does exist in the database.
Returns 201 and the created table.
If the table defined in the request URL exists, it returns the table object. Response looks like:
data: {
table_id: 12,
table_name: "Bar #4",
capacity: 3,
reservation_id: null
}
If the table_id passed in the parameters exists, the reservation_id passed in the body exists, and the table is currently not occupied as well as the reservation belonging to the reservation_id is only booked, and not seated, finished, or cancelled: the table will be updated with the reservation_id passed.
Request body looks like this:
data: { reservation_id: 12 }
When the table is updated with a reservation_id, that means the reservation is now seated at a table. Accordingly, the reservation's status will also be updated to reflect its "seated" status.
Returns status 200 and the updated reservation, not the table.
data: {
reservation_id: 5,
first_name: "Michael",
last_name: "Scott,
mobile_number: "981-123-4567",
reservation_date: "2007-04-20",
reservation_time: "18:00",
people: 6,
status: "seated"
}
If the table exists, and the table has a reservation_id property that is not null or undefined, the table's reservation_id property will be nullified.
Returns status 200 and the updated reservation object associated with the change to the table.
data: {
reservation_id: 62,
first_name: "Walter",
last_name: "White",
mobile_number: "505-737-4253",
reservation_date: "2030-09-25",
reservation_time: "14:00",
people: 1,
status: "finished"
}