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Property-Management

This portal is designed to provide a facility where a customer can easily buy or sell or rent their properties such as apartments, rooms and add projects.

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🏚️ Property-Management

The Property Management website is designed to provide the facility to a user to buy or sell/rent his properties such as apartments and rooms also to add and apply for projects.

Instructions For Project Setup

Step 1. You can directly download the zip file or follow next 2 steps to clone the repo. Install latest version of git. Open the above github repository link in browser. Click on the code button as shown in the figure and copy the marked https url (shown in the figure).

Step 2. Create new folder and open git bash inside that folder write command-

git clone https://github.com/anjali7786/Property-Management.git

Step 3.
- Install latest version of python and a code editor (Pycharm or Visual Studio Code).
- Download & Install MYSQLCLIENT For Python : https://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#mysqlclient open this link and under MySQLclient select the wheel according to your python version and 32/64 bit windows system.
- After installing the wheel Open command prompt inside that folder. To open a command prompt window in any folder, simply hold down the Shift key and right-click on the desktop. In the context menu, you will see the option to Open command window here. Clicking on it will open a CMD window.
- And write the below command in cmd.
Step 4. Create a local host connection and click on Server Tab then select Data Import. You can see that there are two options import from self-contained file and import from dump project folder choose the option import from self-contained file and browse to the location where the property_management.sql file is present and click on start import which is on the bottom right of this window. Then go to the schemas tab and click on refresh to see the new database named property_management added. The database setup is completed.
Open the project files in the code editor. Open file and if your MySQL username and password are not then you can replace the username and password written in file with your MySQL username and password.

main.py

Step 6. Installing Packages

For Visual Studio Code do the following:

Open New Terminal

And now run the following commands in the terminal:

python -m venv env
Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope Process
env\scripts\activate
pip install flask
$env:FLASK_APP = "main"
pip install bcrypt
pip install flask_mysqldb
pip install flask_mail
flask run

Or run requirements.txt file :

pip install -r requirements.txt

For Pycharm code editor do the following:

Open the terminal

And run the following commands:

pip install flask
pip install bcrypt
pip install flask_mysqldb
pip install flask_mail

Or run requirements.txt file :

pip install -r requirements.txt

Now run the main.py file and click on the localhost link of the project or go to http://127.0.0.1:5000/ to see the project.