Subtitle Red is a web application, that contains CRUD for the basic localization models.
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- Test data is loaded on a startup into database from json file.
- API endpoints are accessiable for a preview via Swagger.
- Project covered with integration tests.
- API can be accessed only with valid JWT token.
- Use of functional programming principles to secure domain from unapropriate use.
- .NET 6
- C# 10
- ASP.NET Core - Web application framework.
- Entity Framework Core - Database manipulations.
- MediatR - Simple libiriary that facilitates CQRS and Mediator patterns in .NET.
- Microsoft Identiy - Authentication and authorization functionality.
- Swagger - API Documentation & Design Tools.
- Flurl - Light and easy to use Http request libriary
- Mapster - Fast and efficient mapping.
- xUnit & FluentAssertions - test exectuion & assertions
- MS-SQL - database managment system
And of course SubtitleRed code is on a public repository on GitHub.
To start the application you should have a .NET 6 runtime & MS-SQL (except integration tests start) installed on your machine
- Build the solution
dotnet build [<SOLUTION>] - Go to folder with the results of the build
- Use
dotnet SubtitleRed.dllor find and openSubtitleRed.exe - If application is hosted on a local machine use
https://localhost:5001/swagger/index.htmlto navigate to swagger
How did you find the exercise?
- It was an interesting assignment. I met some difficulties when implementing links for models, but I was able to successfully cope with them. I would say that the task itself is simple and I spent most of my time on high-quality implementation of the project
The approximate amount of hours you spent on this task
- ~22 Hours (Development + Testing + Bug fixes)
Any external resources used/included in the project
- Libriaries and technologies used in project mentioned above at Tech section
Any info on how to use the features developed in this task that you think we should be aware of
- No any
