Welcome to the Streamlinity Coding Test.
Please read the problem statement for the requirements.
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You need to fill out the starter code in the com.streamlinity.ct.*.challenge package
Please read through the comments carefully and follow instructions re not break the Spring wiring for testing.
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Your code needs to pass ALL the Junit test cases in the test/java directory. You can open any of these tests to see what they do or run them from the debugger or from the mvn command line.
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Please read the companion README-*.md for more instructions specific to the requirements.
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Please watch the clock. This is a timed test. We do not allow time extensions or redos.
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We strongly recommend using the Local IDE approach. Commit your changes and push code to the remote repo periodically.
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Work incrementally, get pieces working in order in Requirements doc and commit/push incremental functionality, so that you get partial credit if you do not complete the whole assignment.
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The tests are written in Junit4 and use JunitParams to avoid issues with older IDEs. We have verified that this works on recent versions of IntelliJ and Eclipse. This is mostly FYI only. You should not be editing these tests in any case. The Maven pom files already have all the required dependencies specified correctly (you should not be editing the POM files as well).
In the unlikely event that you are unable to run the tests in the debugger, you still have the option of running the tests via "mvn clean test" from your terminal.