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So there is a universal user type that django uses. Here we just leveraged it & further created 3 classified user types under this universal user type.
From the default Django user model, we will use the following fields as it is :
- username
- first_name
- last_name
- password
- groups
- user_permissions
- is_staff
- is_superuser
- last_login
- date_joined
full list of fields can be found at django.contrib.auth.models.User
We need fields for all the users of our system that are still not available in default django user model. So we got ahead & created a new model called a User Profile. This profile will contain all additional fields we need for our users. Following are the fields :
- mobile
- image (Profile Picture)
- gender
- date-of-birth
Now after having all redundant fields one level up, we can now divide user roles meaningfully. This system has 3 user types :
- Student
- faculty
- HR/Representative
Student user role has the following fields :
- dept (Department)
- course
- branch
- year-of-admission
- roll-no
- enrollment-no
- is-sc (is Student Coordinator ? )
- highschool
- intermediate
- diploma
- graduation
- post-graduation
- project
- prev-sem-data (Previous semester CGPAs)
Faculty user role has following fields :
- dept ( Department)
- is-tpo (Is Training & Placement Officer ? )
- is-pi ( Is Placement Incharge?)
HR/Representative user role has the following fields :
- company
Remember all these 3 are under django user model & user profile model, so fields like name, email, etc are already present in all of these user roles.