We need to add a feature that allows defining, at the time of creating a reward, whether it will be a one-time or multiple-time redemption.
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
We are looking for a freelance Laravel developer to enhance our rewards platform. We need to add a feature that allows defining, at the time of creating a reward, whether it will be a one-time or multiple-time redemption. To achieve this, we will use a boolean field to control the redemption modality: true for one-time redemption and false for multiple-time redemption.
Project Scope:
Application Analysis:
Review the current structure of the Laravel application, particularly the existing functionality for creating and managing rewards.
Implementation of Redemption Modality Feature:
Database Update:
Add a boolean field to the rewards table, for example, one_time_redemption, to indicate if the reward can be redeemed only once (true) or multiple times (false).
Form Modification:
Update the reward creation form to include an option to select the redemption modality. The boolean field should allow the user to define if the reward is one-time or multiple-time.
Redemption Logic:
Adjust the redemption logic to reflect the new configuration based on the boolean field:
For rewards with one_time_redemption = true: Ensure that a reward can only be redeemed once per user.
For rewards with one_time_redemption = false: Maintain the existing functionality that allows multiple redemptions.
User Interface:
Update the user interface (front-end) to reflect the redemption modality of each reward and ensure that the redemption behavior is clear to end users.
Testing and Validation:
Test the new functionality to ensure that rewards are correctly categorized and that the system respects the redemption modalities defined by the boolean field.
Verify that the new functionality does not negatively impact the existing multiple-time redemption logic.
Documentation:
Document the changes made to the code and update instructions to include the new redemption modality feature.
Project Scope:
Application Analysis:
Review the current structure of the Laravel application, particularly the existing functionality for creating and managing rewards.
Implementation of Redemption Modality Feature:
Database Update:
Add a boolean field to the rewards table, for example, one_time_redemption, to indicate if the reward can be redeemed only once (true) or multiple times (false).
Form Modification:
Update the reward creation form to include an option to select the redemption modality. The boolean field should allow the user to define if the reward is one-time or multiple-time.
Redemption Logic:
Adjust the redemption logic to reflect the new configuration based on the boolean field:
For rewards with one_time_redemption = true: Ensure that a reward can only be redeemed once per user.
For rewards with one_time_redemption = false: Maintain the existing functionality that allows multiple redemptions.
User Interface:
Update the user interface (front-end) to reflect the redemption modality of each reward and ensure that the redemption behavior is clear to end users.
Testing and Validation:
Test the new functionality to ensure that rewards are correctly categorized and that the system respects the redemption modalities defined by the boolean field.
Verify that the new functionality does not negatively impact the existing multiple-time redemption logic.
Documentation:
Document the changes made to the code and update instructions to include the new redemption modality feature.