airbnb-regulation

Description

Illegal Airbnb listings are contributing to housing shortage in BC. This project aims to flag Airbnb listings that violates BC short-term rental policy.

More information can be found in Home wiki.

Architecture

Check out Architecture wiki

Modules

This project is set up in 2 modules: data ingestion and listing processing. The results/views are displayed on Grafana dashboard.

• Data ingestion module: To ensure Airbnb compliance with local rules and regulations, data scraping is necessary to verify if each listing meets the required standards.
• Listing processing module: To determine illegal rental listings on Airbnb, it is important to make sure business registry for each listing is validated. A system composed of policies and rules needs to be set up to effectively handle a large number of listings.
• Grafana dashboard

Package Management

This package uses Poetry to manage dependencies and isolated Python virtual environments.

To proceed, install Poetry globally onto your system.

Please note that Python 3.8+ is required to install Poetry per System requirement.

Dependencies

Dependencies are defined in pyproject.toml and specific versions are locked into poetry.lock. This allows for exact reproducible environments across all machines that use the project, both during development and in production.

To make sure virtual env is created in project's root directory

$ poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true

To confirm the config has been changed, it can be checked with

$ poetry config --list

Please note if a virtual environment has already been created under {cache-dir}/virtualenvs, setting this to true will not cause poetry to create or use a local virtual environment.

To remove an existed env, list the env and remove it with

$ poetry env list --full-path // see list of env-paths
$ poetry env remove env-path

To install all dependencies into an isolated virtual environment:

Append --sync to uninstall dependencies that are no longer in use from the virtual environment.

$ poetry install

To activate the virtual environment that is automatically created by Poetry:

$ poetry shell

To deactivate the environment:

$ exit

To upgrade all dependencies to their latest versions:

$ poetry update

To add dependency:

$ poetry add <dependency_name>

To add development dependency:

$ poetry add -G dev <dependency_name>

References

Poetry Configuration

Poetry Managing environments

Description

Illegal Airbnb listings are contributing to housing shortage in BC. This project aims to flag Airbnb listings that violates BC short-term rental policy.

More information can be found in Home wiki.

Architecture

Check out Architecture wiki

Modules

This project is set up in 2 modules: data ingestion and listing processing. The results/views are displayed on Grafana dashboard.

• Data ingestion module: To ensure Airbnb compliance with local rules and regulations, data scraping is necessary to verify if each listing meets the required standards.
• Listing processing module: To determine illegal rental listings on Airbnb, it is important to make sure business registry for each listing is validated. A system composed of policies and rules needs to be set up to effectively handle a large number of listings.
• Grafana dashboard

Package Management

This package uses Poetry to manage dependencies and isolated Python virtual environments.

To proceed, install Poetry globally onto your system.

Dependencies

Dependencies are defined in pyproject.toml and specific versions are locked into poetry.lock. This allows for exact reproducible environments across all machines that use the project, both during development and in production.

To make sure virtual env is created in project's root directory

$ poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true

To confirm the config has been changed, it can be checked with

$ poetry config --list

Please note if a virtual environment has already been created under {cache-dir}/virtualenvs, setting this to true will not cause poetry to create or use a local virtual environment.

To remove an existed env, list the env and remove it with

$ poetry env list --full-path // see list of env-paths
$ poetry env remove env-path

To install all dependencies into an isolated virtual environment:

Append --sync to uninstall dependencies that are no longer in use from the virtual environment.

$ poetry install

To activate the virtual environment that is automatically created by Poetry:

$ poetry shell

To deactivate the environment:

$ exit

To upgrade all dependencies to their latest versions:

$ poetry update

To add dependency:

$ poetry add <dependency_name>

To add development dependency:

$ poetry add -G dev <dependency_name>

References

Poetry Configuration

Poetry Managing environments

Description

Illegal Airbnb listings are contributing to housing shortage in BC. This project aims to flag Airbnb listings that violates BC short-term rental policy.

More information can be found in Home wiki.

Architecture

Check out Architecture wiki

Modules

This project is set up in 2 modules: data ingestion and listing processing. The results/views are displayed on Grafana dashboard.

• Data ingestion module: To ensure Airbnb compliance with local rules and regulations, data scraping is necessary to verify if each listing meets the required standards.
• Listing processing module: To determine illegal rental listings on Airbnb, it is important to make sure business registry for each listing is validated. A system composed of policies and rules needs to be set up to effectively handle a large number of listings.
• Grafana dashboard

Package Management

This package uses Poetry to manage dependencies and isolated Python virtual environments.

To proceed, install Poetry globally onto your system.

Please note that Python 3.8+ is required to install Poetry per System requirement.

Dependencies

Dependencies are defined in pyproject.toml and specific versions are locked into poetry.lock. This allows for exact reproducible environments across all machines that use the project, both during development and in production.

To make sure virtual env is created in project's root directory

$ poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true

To confirm the config has been changed, it can be checked with

$ poetry config --list

Please note if a virtual environment has already been created under {cache-dir}/virtualenvs, setting this to true will not cause poetry to create or use a local virtual environment.

To remove an existed env, list the env and remove it with

$ poetry env list --full-path // see list of env-paths
$ poetry env remove env-path

To install all dependencies into an isolated virtual environment:

Append --sync to uninstall dependencies that are no longer in use from the virtual environment.

$ poetry install

To activate the virtual environment that is automatically created by Poetry:

$ poetry shell

To deactivate the environment:

$ exit

To upgrade all dependencies to their latest versions:

$ poetry update

To add dependency:

$ poetry add <dependency_name>

To add development dependency:

$ poetry add -G dev <dependency_name>

References

Poetry Configuration

Poetry Managing environments