/Lmyc-website

Primary LanguageC#

LMYC    Build Status

LMYC Logo The client, Mr. Dave Senkler, wishes to migrate functionality for booking boats from the old site to the new site. it was decided to create an API/JavaScript solution that can be injected into the new WordPress site.

Getting Started

To Run this:

  1. Restore dependencies (dotnet restore)
  2. Build .NET project (dotnet build)
  3. Publish .NET project (dotnet publish -o dist)
  4. Start containers (docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up)

Prerequisites

Docker

Useful Command

View all your containers (docker ps -a)

Shut down a container (docker stop [containerId])

Remove a container (docker rm [containerId])

Git Control

Fork the github repository to your own repository.

Follow the following to submit a pull requests

  1. Create a feature branch on your own repo (Git branch {Team}-{label}-name-of-your-branch)
  2. Switch to feature branch (Git checkout name-of-your-branch)
  3. Make changes as your assigned (Remember update changelog.md)
  4. Stash your changes (git stash)
  5. Sync your local repo with team develop (git pull upstream develop)
  6. Apply the stashed changes (git stash apply)
  7. Resolve any merge conflicts
  8. Commit your change with signing (git -S -m "Commit messages)
  9. push your local repo to your personal repo (git push --set-upstream origin {feature/fix}-name-of-your-branch)
  10. Create a pull request on github from your

Coding style

Comment everything with C # comment follow the comment standard on Document your code with XML comments

Testing

Uses VSTS for testing with automatic testing cases

Deployment

Uses Azure for deployment

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