Access Key Manager

This project aims to develop a web application, Access Key Manager, for Micro-Focus Inc.'s multi-tenant school management platform. Schools can utilize Access Key Manager to purchase and manage access keys, activating their school accounts on the platform.

Technologies Used

• Programming Language: Python (Django and DRF)
• Database: postgresql(for deployment), Sqlite3(for development)
• Version: Control: Git
• Deployment Platform: render.com
• Deployed Link:https://access-key-manager.onrender.com/

School IT Personnel:

User Management:

• Sign up and login with a valid email and password with account verification.
• Reset password functionality to recover lost credentials.

Access Key Management:

• View a list of all access keys granted to their school, including active, expired, and revoked keys.
• See details for each key, including status, procurement date, and expiry date.
• Request new keys (restricted if an active key already exists).

Micro-Focus Admin:

• Microfocus admin will use the default django admin pannel to manage keys. The mico-focus admin will use the folloing credentials to login into the system.
  emaild:apptestmail.ezi.code@gmail.com
  password:microfocus@2024

User Management:

• Log in with email and password.
• Have acces to all users of the system.

Access Key Management:

• Manually revoke access keys.
• View all generated keys on the platform, including status, procurement date, and expiry date.

API Integration:

• Access an endpoint .../api/accounts_details/?email=[user email] [replace customer email with school email address used to create an accounts on the system without parenthesis] that retrieves active access key details for a provided school email address.

  • Successful response (status code 200) includes details of the active key.
  • No active key found (status code 404).

• You can access .../api/schema/ for the api schema

ERD Diagram for Database Development

• The below erd diagram contains the fundamental/basic fields that the models should have, in the instance where additional fields are required, can be added.

Getting Started (for Developers):

1. Clone the project repository
2. Install required dependencies using pip install -r requirements.txt.
3. Configure database settings in the project's settings file.
4. Run database migrations (python manage.py migrate).
5. Create a superuser account for initial setup (python manage.py createsuperuser).
6. Start the development server (python manage.py runserver).