Team: Out of this world

FEEDBACK.md

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 # Feedback
 
-1. Your team:
-2. Name of each individual participating:
-3. How many unit tests were you able to pass? 
-4. Document and describe any enhancements included to help the judges properly grade your submission.
-    - Example One
-    - Example Two
-    - Example Three
+1.  Your team: **OutOfThisWorld**
 
-5. Any feedback for the coding competition? Things you would like to see in future events?
+    - Pull Request: [Team OutOfThisWorld](https://github.com/StateFarmInsCodingCompetition/2023-StateFarm-CodingCompetition/pull/33)
 
-This form can also be emailed to [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]). Just make sure that you include a link to your GitHub pull requests.
+2.  Name of each individual participating:
+
+    - [x] Arnold Bhebhe (GitHub: SirArnoldB)
+    - [x] Lucky Chitudu (GitHub: luckychitudu)
+    - [x] Onwell Mazoredzw (GitHub: Onwell03)
+
+3.  How many unit tests were you able to pass? **All 13 unit tests were passed.**
+
+4.  Document and describe any enhancements included to help the judges properly grade your submission.
+
+    - Code was refactored to make it more readable and maintainable.
+    - Added flask app with endpoints to handle requests from a potential frontend application.
+
+    - Key Points to note before running our code:
+
+          - Packages not in requirements.txt (but are required to run the code):
+             - flask: `pip install flask`
+             - flask_cors: `pip install flask_cors`
+             - pandas: `pip install pandas`
+
+5.  Any feedback for the coding competition? Things you would like to see in future events?
+
+    - The competition was well organized and the problem statement was clear and concise.
+    - The competition was a great learning experience and we look forward to participating in future events.
+    - Test cases were very helpful in guiding us to the correct solution. But, we had issues with one test case that was not clear. We would like to see more clarity in the test cases in future events.

python/server.py

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+from flask import Flask, jsonify, request
+from flask_cors import CORS
+from simple_data_tool import SimpleDataTool
+
+# Create Flask App
+app = Flask(__name__)
+
+# Enable CORS for the Flask app
+CORS(app, supports_credentials=True)
+
+# Create Simple Data Tool
+data_tool = SimpleDataTool()
+
+# Test Set One
+@app.route('/disasters/count', methods=['GET'])
+def get_disaster_count_by_state():
+    state = request.args.get('state')
+    count = data_tool.get_disaster_count_by_state(state)
+    return jsonify({'count': count})
+
+# Test Set Two
+@app.route('/disasters/total-claim-cost', methods=['GET'])
+def get_total_claim_cost_for_disaster():
+    disaster_id = request.args.get('disaster_id')
+    total_claim_cost = data_tool.get_total_claim_cost_for_disaster(disaster_id)
+    return jsonify({'total_claim_cost': total_claim_cost})
+
+@app.route('/claims/average-claim-cost', methods=['GET'])
+def get_average_claim_cost_for_claim_handler():
+    claim_handler_id = request.args.get('claim_handler_id')
+    average_claim_cost = data_tool.get_average_claim_cost_for_claim_handler(claim_handler_id)
+    return jsonify({'average_claim_cost': average_claim_cost})
+
+@app.route('/disasters/most', methods=['GET'])
+def get_state_with_most_disasters():
+    state = data_tool.get_state_with_most_disasters()
+    return jsonify({'state': state})
+
+@app.route('/disasters/least', methods=['GET'])
+def get_state_with_least_disasters():
+    state = data_tool.get_state_with_least_disasters()
+    return jsonify({'state': state})
+
+@app.route('/agents/most-spoken-language', methods=['GET'])
+def get_most_spoken_agent_language_by_state():
+    state = request.args.get('state')
+    language = data_tool.get_most_spoken_agent_language_by_state(state)
+    return jsonify({'language': language})
+
+@app.route('/claims/open-count', methods=['GET'])
+def get_num_of_open_claims_for_agent_and_severity():
+    agent_id = request.args.get('agent_id')
+    min_severity_rating = request.args.get('min_severity_rating')
+    num_of_open_claims = data_tool.get_num_of_open_claims_for_agent_and_severity(agent_id, min_severity_rating)
+    return jsonify({'num_of_open_claims': num_of_open_claims})
+
+@app.route('/disasters/declared-after-end-date-count', methods=['GET'])
+def get_num_disasters_declared_after_end_date():
+    count = data_tool.get_num_disasters_declared_after_end_date()
+    return jsonify({'count': count})
+
+@app.route('/agents/total-claim-cost', methods=['GET'])
+def build_map_of_agents_to_total_claim_cost():
+    agent_total_claim_cost = data_tool.build_map_of_agents_to_total_claim_cost()
+    return jsonify(agent_total_claim_cost)
+
+@app.route('/disasters/claim-density', methods=['GET'])
+def calculate_disaster_claim_density():
+    disaster_id = request.args.get('disaster_id')
+    claim_density = data_tool.calculate_disaster_claim_density(disaster_id)
+    return jsonify({'claim_density': claim_density})
+
+# Test Set Four
+@app.route('/claims/top-three-months', methods=['GET'])
+def get_top_three_months_with_highest_num_of_claims_desc():
+    top_three_months = data_tool.get_top_three_months_with_highest_num_of_claims_desc()
+    return jsonify({'top_three_months': top_three_months})