This repository contains the solution for the Ollivanders Shop exercise. It expands upon the original statement and solution provided by our teacher, dfleta. Additional documentation can be found here.
Alongside, you will find my solution to Emily Bache's Gilded Rose Refactoring Kata.
This project builds on the same initial statement but incorporates a web interface and an additional REST API.
This application simulates a magic store called "Gilded Rose" with a unique inventory. Each item has magical properties that affect how its quality changes over time. The initial inventory includes:
- Normal Items
- Sulfuras
- Aged Brie
- Backstage Passes
The exercise aims to implement SOLID principles, enabling the addition of new item categories while maintaining system integrity. Specifically, it involves adding a new item type, "Conjured," and ensuring the system correctly updates the quality of all items.
For a deeper understanding of the application, please review the following documents:
The database uses MongoDB with a single collection named items in the ollivander_shop database. Each document in the collection has the following structure:
{
"_id": 1,
"name": "Sulfuras, item of god",
"sell_in": 5,
"quality": 10,
"item_type": "Sulfuras"
}_id: Predefined ID to uniquely identify an item.name: The name of the item.sell_in: The sell-by date.quality: The current quality of the item.item_type: The type of the item, used to categorize it.
Development followed TDD (Test-Driven Development), with tests written for nearly every feature. Coverage was used to track testing progress.
TOX is used to automate testing across different environments and execute commands to track test coverage.
GitHub Actions and TOX are used to manage CI/CD, ensuring that tests are run and new features are properly integrated.