Created with "ASP.NET Core with React.js" project and using .NET 7 version.
- FrontEnd: React JS, Bootstrap.
- BackEnd: C# .Net Core. Testing with xUnit and NSubstitute.
- Add service provider / client
- Add product / service
- Select provider / service
- Select products / services
- VAT rate calculations based by these requirements:
- When the service provider is not a VAT payer - VAT is not calculated on the order amount.
- When the service provider is a VAT payer and the customer:
- Outside the EU (European Union) - VAT is applied at 0%
- lives in the EU, is not a VAT payer, but lives in a different country than the service provider. Applicable VAT x%, where x is the VAT percentage applied in that country, for example: Lithuania 21% VAT
- lives in the EU, is a VAT payer, but lives in a different country than the service provider. 0% applied under reverse charge.
- when the customer and the service provider live in the same country - VAT is always applied
- All countries list(.txt) with standard VAT rates
- Print / Download Invoice
Main focus was to get my hands on "ASP.NET Core with React.js" project and learn how the "things" working there(f.e. passing data back and forth, opening component in a new window tab and printing / downloading it, getting to know NSubstitute and so on). So, i mean styling and input checking was in the second plan. Ofcourse there is mistakes and other "bad" stuff in this project but im really happy that i invested some time in it. Learning is fun! P.S. Don't shy away from constructive criticism, I'm especially looking forward to advice on how and what could have been done better.
