Code challenge attempt

[technight]

Don't mind me - Just a Delegate employee curios if my Kotlin implementation will pass 😄

[sjkp]

Are you exposing port 80 from the container? It crashes when I try to start it, and bind to port 80.

[technight]

Hi, thanks 😄
I have exposed 80 in the original dockerfile:

I can start it locally like this:

[sjkp]

I see - I'm able to start the container just fine on a ubuntu box (which the tests also runs on) just seems that you API is not behaving so nicely it returns 500...

[technight]

Yeah, I'll have a look, thanks for investigating!
If you don't mind, the API works for me using my local tests, when using the example data from the readme. Do you see any immediate mistakes here in regards to how I call the API compared to in the tests?

Otherwise never mind, I was just curios 😄

[thehabbos007]

Hey @technight !
I've looked at your solution and tested it against the private tests. Seems like the problem lies in the way your web framework deserializes JSON. Since our private tester is made in dotnet, it has a tendency to use UpperCamelCase on keys in the serialized JSON.

I'd say either change your payload classes to use UpperCamelCase, or see if the framework supports case insensitive deserilization, perhaps that will work!

I tried it out in python too against the container
Lowercase

Capped

[technight]

Oh thanks @thehabbos007, didn't realize I got a response. I just tried to update, still didn't work, but I suspect I didn't update probably. Thanks for the advice, I will have a second look 😄

[thehabbos007]

It seems like our tests also wrap some junk data in the request. I will investigate further and comment when it's fixed! @technight

Ninja edit: We love those green checks :)

[technight]

@thehabbos007 Oh awesome, thank you! Now I just have to figure out the actual errors 😄