Hotel Motel Holiday Inn

File Structure

Hotel.h

Header for the Hotel class.

Contains: Declaration and member functions for room management and admin operations.

Hotel.cpp

Implementation of the Hotel class.

Contains: Functions for loading, displaying, searching, and modifying rooms.

Room.h

Header for the Room class.

Contains: Declaration and data members for room attributes.

Room.cpp

Implementation of the Room class.

Contains: Overloaded stream insertion operator for printing room details.

Utilities.h

Header for utility functions.

Contains: Declarations for reading and writing CSV files.

Utilities.cpp

Implementation of utility functions.

Contains: Functions for reading and writing room and booking data.

Booking.h

Header for the Booking class.

Contains: Declaration and data members for booking details.

Booking.cpp

Implementation of the Booking class.

Contains: Functions for adding, viewing, and canceling bookings.

user_management.h

Header for user management functions.

Contains: Declaration of the User class and functions for user registration and login.

user_management.cpp

Implementation of user management functions.

Contains: Functions for reading/writing user data, registering, and logging in users.

main.cpp

Main entry point for the application.

Contains: Main function to display the menu and handle user input.

bookings.csv, rooms.csv, users.csv

Each file stores information about bookings, rooms and registered users, respectively.

How to run the code:

1. Compile the source files into an executable, for example: g++ -o hotel_service main.cpp Hotel.cpp Utilities.cpp booking.cpp user_management.cpp room.cpp
2. Executes the compiled program from the current dir ./hotel_service Then, the menu options should appear in the terminal and the user can navigate through them freely.