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Thermopolia (plural of thermopolium) was the ancient Roman/Greek equivanlt to restaurants. It was a commercial establishment for purshasing ready-to-eat food and often with servings similar to modern fast food. This name is a good description to what the application offers from easy-to-prepare recipes, newsletter subscriptions and delivery and other amazing features
The principal key features to keep note of are:
- Daily newsletter
- Weekly same ingredient recipes/drinks
- Week-ends recipes/drinks from a cuisine
- New recipes/drinks/diet each day
- Membres recipes/drinks articles
| Method | URL | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GET | /Recipes/foods | List ten random recipes |
| GET | /Recipes/foods/:id | Recipe by its id |
| GET | /Recipes/drinks | List then random drinks |
| GET | /Recipes/drinks/:id | Drink by its id |
| GET | /Recipes/diet | Diet randomly |
| POST | /Newsletters/subscribers | Subscribe to the newsletter |
| GET | /Newsletters/subscribers | Subscribe to the newsletter |
| GET | /Newsletters/subscribers/:id | Subscriber by id |
| GET | /Newsletters/subscribers/validation/:token | Confirm email by unique token of the subscriber |
C4 Model Diagram
This project is built using Visual Studio Code, the Omnisharp extension, the .Net 6.0 with both the SDK and the Runtime, Docker and Docker Compose.
Rename example.appsettings.Development.json into appsettings.Development.json and add your environment variables.
dotnet restore
dotnet ef database update # if it's not installed, you can install it with `dotnet tool install --global dotnet-ef`
docker-compose up -d # PostgreSQL, pgAdmin and Redis
dotnet runRename .env.example into .env and add your environment variables.
docker-compose -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d --build --force-recreate- .Net 6.0
- Docker
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Entity Framework Core
- FluentEmail
- Hangfire
- Recipe Search API
- Swagger
This project is under the MIT license.