Anyone who goes to a festival at least one time knows how difficult is to grab some drinks from the bars. They are crowded and sometimes queues are longer than the main artist we want to listen!
That's why some promoters are developing an MVP for new festivals. Bar counters where you can go and serve yourself a beer. This will help make the waiting time much faster, making festival attendees happier and concerts even more crowded, avoiding delays!
The aim of this API is to allow organizers to set up these bar counters allowing the attendees self-serving.
So, once an attendee wants to drink a beer they just need to open the tap! The API will start counting how much flow comes out and, depending on the price, calculate the total amount of money.
You could find the whole description of the API in the OpenAPI description file.
The workflow of this API is as follows:
- Admins will create the dispenser by specifying a
flow_volume. This config will help to know how many liters of beer come out per second and be able to calculate the total spend. - Every time an attendee opens the tap of a dispenser to puts some beer, the API will receive a change on the
corresponding dispenser to update the status to
open. With this change, the API will start counting how much time the tap is open and be able to calculate the total price later - Once the attendee closes the tap of a dispenser, as the glass is full of beer, the API receives a change on the
corresponding dispenser to update the status to
close. At this moment, the API will stop counting and mark it closed.
At the end of the event, the promoters will want to know how much money they make with this new approach. So, we have to provide some information about how many times a dispenser was used, for how long, and how much money was made with each service.
⚠️ The promoters could check how much money was spent on each dispenser while an attendee is taking beer! So you have to control that by calculating the time diff between the tap opening and the request time
Commands
npm install # Install dependenciesnpm run migrate # Run sequelize migrationsnpm run start:dev # Run in development environmentnpm run lint # Run linternpm run format # Format code (write)npm run test # Run tests and generate coverage reportnpm run test:watch # Run tests and watchnpm run build # Build applicationnpm run start # Run in production environment (after 'build')