AirBnB Clone Project The AirBnB Clone project is a Python-based implementation of a command-line interface (CLI) for managing AirBnB objects. This project is part of a larger effort to create a full web application that mimics the functionality of the popular AirBnB platform. The command interpreter is the first step in building this application and will be used throughout the subsequent projects.

Command Interpreter The command interpreter is a Python-based program that allows you to interact with the AirBnB objects through a command-line interface. It enables you to create, retrieve, update, and delete objects of various types, such as users, states, cities, places, and more. The command interpreter is designed to support various actions to manage the AirBnB objects efficiently.

How to Start the Command Interpreter To start the command interpreter, follow these steps:

Clone the GitHub repository to your local machine:

bash Copy code git clone https://github.com/andenga/AirBnB_clone.git Navigate to the project directory:

bash Copy code cd AirBnB_clone Launch the command interpreter:

bash Copy code ./console.py You will see a prompt (hbnb) indicating that the command interpreter is ready for your input.

How to Use the Command Interpreter The command interpreter supports various commands to interact with AirBnB objects. You can use the following commands:

create: Create a new object. show: Show the details of an object. destroy: Delete an object. all: List all objects or objects of a specific type. update: Update the attributes of an object. Type help inside the interpreter for a list of available commands and their descriptions.

Examples Here are some examples of how to use the command interpreter:

Creating a new user object:

sql Copy code (hbnb) create User Listing all city objects:

scss Copy code (hbnb) all City Updating the name attribute of a user object with ID "123":

sql Copy code (hbnb) update User 123 name "John Doe" Showing the details of a specific place object with ID "456":

scss Copy code (hbnb) show Place 456 For more examples and usage scenarios, please refer to the documentation or help command within the command interpreter.