• This is a web app that can be used for Flight Booking and Management.
• EaglesFlight is hosted on Heroku
• It's a Flight management system for flight bookings, information and payments.
• It can be used by both Registered and Unregistered users.

• When you visit the page you can you can either choose to Register/Login or not.
• When on page you can choose location and destination of flight.
• A page containing available flights to your destination will be displayed to you.
• You can then choose your preferred flight provider.
• Now you can book a flight, by registering your name and ID number.
• The cost of flight is displayed to you.
• Click the Pay button to be directed to the Paypal payment system, where you can then pay for the flight.
• After payment your ticket is displayed to you, and sent to your email.

• You can also book a flight for up to 5 people at once.
• You can also cancel or postpone your flight, before flight date.
• As a registered user your Flight booking details are saved for you for future references.

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/[andela-bebowe]/eaglesflight_reloaded/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request.

• This web app was built using Rails framework.
• Omniauth for Authentication
• Bcrypt for Password security
• RSpec for testing.

• Install Ruby
• Install Rails
• Install Rails
• Install Rspec
• Install Bundler

RubyGems is a package management framework for Ruby and bundler is a ruby gem that helps to manage other external dependencies in a rails application.

Once you have a copy of this project and it's dependencies installed, you are good to go. run bundle to install all the required external dependencies.

$ bundle install

To view the project in a web browser, you need to get the rails server up and running. Run rails server from the terminal and browse to the generated link from a web browser.

$ rails s

If you have followed the steps outlined earlier, then you can run the tests for the project. You can run all tests from the terminal with this command:

$ rspec spec

If you need more specific tests, then specify the absolute path to the spec file. Example for booking_controller spec:

$ rspec spec/controllers/booking_controller_spec.rb

If you want the tests to read more like a document then pass in these options to the rspec command:

$ rspec spec --format doc