Xero.RefactorMe

First of all, the project has got a convention-base name and was rewritten to Dotnet Core during the fact that I don't have Windows machine at home.

By the same reason it was written in Visual Studio Code using Dotnet Core 1.1.0 and Postgres was using as a database.

SLN file is created for Visual studio users to open all the projects together.

Getting started

Run project in Docker containers:

1. Install Docker if you don't have one.
2. After cloning the repo, cd to /src/Xero.RefactorMe.Web
3. If macOS/Linux machine run chmod 755 run_webapi.sh and set the line ending to LF (If it's not); If Windows machine set the line ending to LF;
4. Run the command docker-compose up;
5. Application is available in 0.0.0.0:5000 or for Windows users (sometimes) localhost:5000

Commands list from within a project (If dotnet core is installed):

• dotnet test - run tests
• dotnet build - run build
• dotnet run - run the project

What has been done

• Decomposed to three layers. Repository layer interacts as a Service layer because in current scenario Service Layer woudl be just a wrapper around repository which is basically just a redundant overhead. If in the future we will need services we could implement Service Layer easily and replace all the dependancies.
• Integration and unit tests implemented. Implementation not completed, just to show the way I would do that.
• App follows Dot Net Standards structure for multiple projects.
• Data and Model are PCL and cross-platform.
• Two controllers instead one to follow Single Responsibility principle.
• Dockerization.

There should be these endpoints:

1. GET /products - gets all products.
2. GET /products/{name} - finds all products matching the specified name.
3. GET /products/{id} - gets the project that matches the specified ID - ID is a GUID.
4. POST /products - creates a new product.
5. PUT /products/{id} - updates a product.
6. DELETE /products/{id} - deletes a product and its options.
7. GET /products/{id}/options - finds all options for a specified product.
8. GET /products/{id}/options/{optionId} - finds the specified product option for the specified product.
9. POST /products/{id}/options - adds a new product option to the specified product.
10. PUT /products/{id}/options/{optionId} - updates the specified product option.
11. DELETE /products/{id}/options/{optionId} - deletes the specified product option.