# Coding_Exercise coding for fun! it uses Python, data-harvesting against HTML, and more

Features in this exercise¶

More realistic! TaxRate module harvests targeted tax data from Australian Taxation Office website.
Re-usable. TaxRate module provide JSON format outputs. Therefore it is more reusable
Easy to maintain and debug loose-coupled modules well orchestrated together
Well documented. Beside inline comments and easy-to-understand names. Infrastructure has been setup on ‘ReadTheDocs’ site which is popular choice for open-source projects. http://coding-execrise-tax-calculator.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Readability. Following best practices in Python. PEP-8 complied.

Assumptions¶

Input csv file has correct formatted content. Format: it should contain first name, last name, salary, super rate% (0 - 50) and payment start date (for instance: 31/12/16)
Input csv file path should be correctly listed in settings.py
Either ATO website service or the Default tax rate table file is available
ATO website HTML format is consistent as TaxRate.__get_taxrate_online__() module’s codes. The code should be updated after ATO has dramatically updated its website HTML structure.

Tutorial for setup environment can be found here: https://hackercodex.com/guide/python-development-environment-on-mac-osx/ - For Mac users sudo easy_install pip. - pip install virtualenv - start your virtualenv by following tutorial http://sourabhbajaj.com/mac-setup/Python/virtualenv.html - Once your virtualenv is up and running. run: pip install -r requirements.txt - python main.py

Output csv file with time stamp can be found in programs ‘result’ folder.
Recently generated tax rate JSON file can be found in Config/tax_rate_backup folder.

Convert the project to a web application using Flask (Micro web framework in Python) and Docker-Containers hosting at Heroku
Event logging module that takes note of unexpected events.