My Trips Page

This document aims to define the functionality and structure required to develop a "My Trips" Page in a web application. The "My Trips" Page allows users to view, manage, and access details of their past and upcoming trips.

Overview:

The "My Trips" Page serves as a centralized platform for users to access information about their travel history, including details of past trips, upcoming reservations, itineraries, and related information.

Components:

The "My Trips" Page will consist of the following components:

TripListDisplayComponent:

  • Displays a list of past and upcoming trips in a tabular or list format.
  • Includes trip details such as destination, date, itinerary, booking status, and options for managing trips.

TripDetailsComponent:

  • Shows detailed information about a selected trip when clicked from the trip list.
  • Includes specific trip itinerary, booking details, reservations, and related information.

SearchTripsComponent:

  • Provides a search bar allowing users to search for specific trips by destination, date, or booking reference.

MyTripsPageComponent:

  • Acts as the main container, rendering TripListDisplayComponent, TripDetailsComponent, SearchTripsComponent, and other relevant components.
  • Manages the layout, interactions, and data flow within the "My Trips" Page.

Functionality:

Display Trip History:

  • Presents a list of past and upcoming trips for users to browse and review.

View Trip Details:

  • Allows users to click on a specific trip to view detailed information, including itinerary, booking details, reservations, and related information.

Search Functionality:

  • Provides a search bar allowing users to search for specific trips based on destination, date, or booking reference.
  • Filters and displays relevant trips based on the search query.

Testing:

  • Conducts unit tests for each component and functionality.
  • Ensures accurate display and functionality of trip lists, individual trip details, and search features.
  • Verifies smooth navigation and responsiveness of the "My Trips" Page.

Future Enhancements:

  • Introduce filters for categorization of trips (e.g., by type, duration, or status).
  • Implement integration with maps or location services for visual representation of trip destinations.
  • Include options for sharing or exporting trip details.

Conclusion:

The "My Trips" Page provides users with a convenient and organized way to manage and access information about their travel history, enhancing their travel experience within the application.