Reference only - original repo and implementation in Azure DevOps
This .NET solution aims to serve as a learning space for development and testing within the Microsoft ecosystem.
- .NET Core SDK
.NET is a free, cross-platform, open source developer platform for building many different types of applications. You can follow Microsoft's guide to get up and running in 10 minutes
- Clone this repo to your local machine via Git
- Use
dotnet buildto download package dependencies and build the app - Switch to the API directory and build the SQLite db with Entity Framework using
dotnet ef database update - Start the API service with
dotnet run - Try the users endpoint in your browser: http://localhost:5000/api/users
[
{
"id": 1,
"firstName": "Ross",
"lastName": "Aubrey-Smith",
"email": "ross.aubrey-smith@vulcan"
},
{
"id": 2,
"firstName": "Captain",
"lastName": "Deadpool",
"email": null
}
]
- To test the app, run the
dotnet test --no-buildcommand from the tests directory in a new terminal - You can rebuild the test project after updates while the API app is still running by using
dotnet build --no-dependencies
If you make changes to the model, you can use the dotnet ef migrations add command to scaffold a new migration. Once you have checked the scaffolded code (and made any required changes), you can use the dotnet ef database update command to apply the schema changes to the database.
Feel free to develop the API, add more tests, setup a UI or anything else you can think of!
This project makes use of git and for now it is recommended to follow a Feature Branch model
The master branch uses a policy restriction to enforce code reviews via Pull Request. Simply make your changes locally (in your feature branch), then Commit and Push. Please use good commit messages and naming for your PR
Forgot to branch? Commited straight to master and now can't push your changes? Simply create a new branch from your local, then revert master to the same commit as origin.