This repository was created to provide a bootstrap in PHP/Laravel as a starting point to solve the challenge described in my blog post Modelling a Streak feature.
You can copy the provided .env.example to .env to use default configuration.
The default configuration is configured to use SQLite as storage, but feel free to change it to support PostgreSQL 15.x if you want to get fancy with things like
recursive queries and meet the requirement to support PostgreSQL 15.x.
In that case you will need to update the phpunit.xml and might also need to change the test setup.
This repository contains a feature test for the HIT Streaks in tests/Feature/HitStreakTest.php.
This is a good starting point to start developing and to see if you are meeting the requirements.
All the tests in the feature test are tested through use cases in app/UseCase,
but all the "read-side" use cases requires that the "write-side" UpdateHitsForWeek to be implemented first,
so implementing this use-case and how the data is stored might be a good first step.
The test configuration in phpunit.xml overrides has some .env variables,
the important ones being that it configures the tests to use a sqlite in-memory database to make it
easy and quick to run the tests fasts.
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This code is licensed under the MIT license.