Installation

To get the application up and running, do the following from the root of the php-microservice-symfony directory:

• run git clone https://github.com/mkadiri/php-microservice-symfony.git in to git bash
• run bash build.sh from the root folder, this will create the docker images you need
• run docker-compose up -d && docker logs -f php-microservice-symfony
• If you're experiencing port issues remove any containers you have running and try again docker rm -f $(docker ps -qa)

Usage

To see the service in action you'll need to make a call to the apis, you can do so with an application such as POSTMAN

• Below are the 3 API routes you have available along with data you may need to submit

    # Add ad
    Method - POST 
    URL - http://localhost/ad
    body -
    {
    	"authToken":"TkpJe8qr9hjbqPwCHi0n", 
    	"title": "ad 1", 
    	"description": "this is my ad", 
    	"price": 11.99
    }
    
    
    # Edit ad
    Method - PUT
    URL - http://localhost/ad/{id} (e.g. http://localhost/ad/1 can be used after POST has been fired)
    body -
    {
    	"authToken": "TkpJe8qr9hjbqPwCHi0n", 
    	"title": "ad 1 edited", 
    	"description": "edited desc", 
    	"price": 12.50
    	
    }
    
    
    # List ads
    Method - GET
    URL - http://localhost/ad/list  

Folder structure

• app\src - This is where you'll find the actual source code of the application, here you'll see entities, services and controllers
• app\tests - PHP unit tests, this can be run with the command vendor/bin/phpunit on the container (docker exec -ti php-microservice-symfony sh first)

Future improvements

• Need to add user friendly pages for unavailable api endpoints
• Add more unit tests
• Add api tests