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    The document describes a project to track employee room and seat allocation in an organization. It provides requirements to build APIs and functions to list employees by room, rooms by employee count, and assign employees to new seats/rooms. It also provides models for employees, rooms, and seats in a Django application. Code is needed to handle various use cases, concurrency, and be clean and maintainable.

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    The document describes a project to track employee room and seat allocation in an organization. It provides requirements to build APIs and functions to list employees by room, rooms by employee count, and assign employees to new seats/rooms. It also provides models for employees, rooms, and seats in a Django application. Code is needed to handle various use cases, concurrency, and be clean and maintainable.

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    Project: Employee Room/Seat Allocation

    An organization wants to keep records of the room/seat allocation of employees


    seated in rooms. The following functionalities are required:
    ● Every room has a limited capacity, determined by the number of seats
    created for any given room.
    ● Each employee is seated in exactly one room/seat on a particular date.
    ● The organization intends to maintain historical records of the rooms/seats
    allocated to each employee.
    ● The frequency of room/seat change is less - only happens if the employee
    is assigned a different project.
    ● Whenever an Employee comes to the office, an entry is created that the
    Employee is seated on the assigned seat for that day.

    A basic Django application is given with following models:


    ● Employee
    ○ ID
    ○ Name
    ○ Created at
    ○ Updated at
    ● Room
    ○ ID
    ○ Name
    ○ Created at
    ○ Updated at
    ● Seat
    ○ ID
    ○ Number ( S1,S2,S3 etc.)
    ○ Room ID
    ○ Created at
    ○ Updated at

    New models can be added and existing models can be updated as required.
    We need to build the following APIs:

    ● List of employees seated in a given room today


    ● List of rooms with at least X employees seated in them today. X
    should be received as query_param, with default value = 15.
    ● Assign a new seat (can be in the same or different room) to

    an Employee from today onwards.

    Small functions / Utils:

    - Write a query to identify which seat was an employee seated in on a


    particular given date?
    - Write a query to fetch the room ID in json format ({‘room_id’: XX}) for the
    room with the maximum number of seated people.

    Expected
    - Handle concurrency properly
    - Handle all the edge cases
    - Code should be clean and maintainable

    Code Review Requirements:

    Review code present in libs/reporter.py with following requirements in mind:

    This Task/Function/Util is supposed to do the following processing.

    - A sample JSON would be provided containing in and out timings in


    24-hours format. The effective working hours is the difference between
    these two values.
    - JSON data format: {date1: {employeeId1: {“in”: inTime, “out”:
    outTime}, employeeId2: {“in”: inTime, “out”: outTime}}, date2:
    {employeeId1: {“in”: inTime, “out”: outTime}, employeeId2: {“in”:
    inTime, “out”: outTime}}}
    For Example:

    {
    "2021-04-01":{
    "JTG1":{
    "in":"09:00",
    "out":"18:00"
    },
    "JTG2":{
    "in":"10:00",
    "out":"19:30"
    }
    },
    "2021-04-02":{
    "JTG1":{
    "in":"09:30",
    "out":"18:10"
    },
    "JTG2":{
    "in":"10:15",
    "out":"18:55"
    }
    }
    }

    - This data needs to be processed to generate a CSV monthly report


    containing the following data.
    - Average in time per employee
    - Average out time per employee
    - Average working hours per employee
    - Number of vacations per employee (less than 2 hours working) -
    Number of half-days per employee (more than 2 and less than 6
    hours working)

    To give review comments add `comment` above the line in the format:

    - [REVIEW] <review_comment>

    For example:

    def test_function(arg1)
    # [REVIEW] perform_action takes 2 arguments as input
    perform_action(arg1)

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