Python assignment

You've been hired to create an e-commerce solution in Python to allow multiple stores to sell multiple products to multiple customers. You'll need to download five different data files that you'll need to include in your solution. Each file, except the product file, includes a header row to describe each column: [login to view URL] describes each of the stores in e-commerce solution you're building with a store_id and store name [login to view URL] describes the products sold by each store with the product_id, the store_id where the product is sold, and a description of the item sold. [login to view URL] identifies the store_id of the store, the product_id of the product, and initial quantities of each product when the store opens. Customer orders may exceed the initial supply but the store has no mechanism to add more inventory. [login to view URL] includes the customer_id and the name of the customer who purchase products from the stores [login to view URL] describes the transactions where the customers attempt to purchase products from sellers and includes the customer_id who is making the purchase, the quantity to be purchased, the product_id of the product being purchased, and the store_id where the product is being purchased Your solution should define classes to store all of the relevant information and then read the data files to create instances of those classes. My solution creates the stores, defines the products, identifies the customers, then processes the initial inventory to store the quantities of each product at each store. Then it processes each line in the transactions file to update the sales and purchase information. Finally, it generates prettytables to summarize the sales at each stores and the orders placed by the individual customers. NOTE: Each store must track the products and quantity of each product remaining. Stores may sell only products that they have in stock as defined by the [login to view URL] file. Customers may request to purchase more of a product than the store has in inventory. In that case, the store should sell as many as possible to the customer. E.g. say that customer "GitHub Gus" wants to buy three chocolate donuts from "Dariel's Donuts", but "Dariel's Donuts" has only one chocolate donut in stock. GitHub Gus should receive only one donut during that transaction. You'll need to generate two prettytables as output: the Store summary and the Customer summary. The Store summary should include one row for each store and product along with a sorted list of customers who purchased the product, and the total quantity of the product sold to all customers. The Customer summary should include a row for each product purchased, including the customer's name and the quantity of each item purchased. I have the output that is required. BUT quote me a budget so we can finalize also i need it by 12/9/2018 11am EST (USA TIME)