Library Exercise with Docker

This repository contains a .NET application that serves as a library management system. The application is designed to run both locally and within a Docker container, providing flexibility for development and deployment. This example does not require you to have Docker installed since you can run it locally, but I'm also including a dockerfile basic configuration so you can run it on a Container. I highly advice you to do that so you can practice Docker playing around with this exercise.

Features

CRUD operations for books.
Clean architecture design.
Command Pattern for user interactions.
Repository Pattern and the use of an In-Memory database for data handling
Default books added through a Seed operation
Docker support for easy deployment.

Prerequisites

.NET SDK (version 7 or higher)
Docker (if you want to run the application in a container)

Running the Application Locally

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/marcelomusza/LibraryExerciseWithDocker.git

Navigate to the project directory and build the solution:
```
cd LibraryExerciseWithDocker
dotnet build
```

Run the application:

dotnet run --project .\LibraryExercise.ConsoleUI\LibraryExercise.ConsoleUI.csproj

Running the Application in Docker

NOTE: The dockerfile configuration is pointing to a default published version of the ConsoleUI project, which you might not have until you publish the Application on your end. Feel free to update these values to make them working for your environment

Build the Docker image:
```
docker build -t libraryexercise .
```
Run the Docker container:
```
docker run -it --rm libraryexercise
```

Contributing

Feel free to fork this repository, make changes, and submit pull requests. If you have any issues or feature requests, please submit them through the GitHub issues page.