A calendar to make groups to sync schedules with uni friends

People create their own profile and upload their calendar (.ics) from Allocate+. Users can join or create a group. Up to 10 people can join a group and their schedules can be synced. Within the rooms, users can view other people's calendars.

People can put their hobbies and interests on their profile, and AI can suggest activities for groups of people depending on their interests.

0. (Optional step) Set up a virtual environment using python3 -m venv .venv. If using VSCode, accept using the new Python interpreter or otherwise ctrl+P and then >Python: Select Interpreter and choose the one located at .\.venv.
1. Install the dependencies using pip install -r requirements.txt.
2. Additionally install `pip install "fastapi[standard]" separately. This is not included in a production build.
3. Run the application using fastapi dev src/main.py.
4. Any new changes after using something like ctrl+S will reload and re-run the project automatically.

• Easily test any endpoints at http://127.0.0.1:8000/docs
• Use _log.debug, _log.info, _log.warning, _log.error and log.exception for permanent logging (can use print for quick debugging). Especially check out how to use log.exception in try except catches.
• If you are importing something for the sake of type hinting ONLY, import it under if TYPE_CHECKING from from typing import TYPE_CHECKING.
• Install pip install ruff and run ruff format to format all files. Can optionally also install the VSCode Ruff linter.

(Create an empty new line after each group of imports)

1. Import from __future__ import annotations where applicable (should also then have from typing import TYPE_CHECKING imported too) first (used when you face cyclic import errors when you are just trying to type hint).
2. Import all third-party and built-in libraries that are import foo.
3. Import all third-party and built-in libraries that are from foo import bar.
4. Import all project-specific libraries under /src. import foo first, and then from foo import bar but no need for empty new line in between.
5. Lastly import anything for only type hinting purposes under if TYPE_CHECKING:.