FedEx Operations Metrics

GitHub

• For access, email: [email protected]

• Link: https://github.com/jra457/CHI

Software/Templates

• Back-End:

  • Python based Django Application
  • Data stored in SQL Database

• Front-End:

  • Implemented with Bootstrap
  • Located in operations/opMetrics/static/
  • Main Files:
    • bootstrap.css
    • bootstrap.js

• Development:

  • All development was done in VS Code

File Layout

• operations/
  • manage.py
  • fedex/
    • pychace
    • asgi.py
    • init.py
    • settings.py
    • urls.py
    • wsgi.py
  • opMetrics/
    • admin.py
    • apps.py
    • forms.py
    • models.py
    • tests.py
    • urls.py
    • init.py
    • views.py
    • migrations/

Details¹

• operations/ # Website folder

  • manage.py # Script to run Django tools for this project (created using django-admin)

  • operations/ # Website/project folder (created using django-admin)

  • opMetrics/ # Application folder (created using manage.py)

    • init.py # Empty file that instructs Python to treat this directory as a Python package.

    • settings.py # Contains all the website settings, including registering any applications we create, the location of our static files, database configuration details, etc.

    • urls.py # Defines the site URL-to-view mappings. While this could contain all the URL mapping code, it is more common to delegate some of the mappings to particular applications, as you'll see later.

    • wsgi.py # Used to help your Django application communicate with the webserver. You can treat this as boilerplate.

    • asgi.py # Standard for Python asynchronous web apps and servers to communicate with each other.
      ASGI is the asynchronous successor to WSGI and provides a standard for both asynchronous and synchronous Python apps (whereas WSGI provided a standard for synchronous apps only). It is backward-compatible with WSGI and supports multiple servers and application frameworks.

Implemented Apps

• operationsMetrics (home)
• packagesPerHour
• DEX
• volumeAvailabilityStatus

Company Layout

Division
 Region
  District
   location
    Senior Manager
    Type
    State

Footnotes

1. Detail information from MDN Web Docs (Mozilla Developer Network).
   Link: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/Django ↩