A proof of concept project to apply some concepts with as minimal framework interference as possible.
This project consists in a simple pool tournament application to manage and keep track of the tournament results.
- In order to setup/run the project it is required to have PHP (any version should suffice) and Composer installed.
- Go to the root folder and run
composer setuporcomposer run setup. The command will setup the docker environment with everything you need. - In order to run the unit tests run
composer unitTestorcomposer run unitTest - In order to setup the database with all available migrations run
composer migrate - In order to setup the database with the data from all available seeds run
composer seed - For other commands check the composer.json file scripts section
After setting up the project, for communicating with the API try sending requests to http://localhost or any of the other endpoints configured in config/routing.yml
Imagine you are organizing a pool tournament with some friends. A friend plays a match against another friend, we need to be able to track the date of the match, the number of balls left for the looser, and the winner.
- 3 points for the winner, 1 for the looser and 0 for absences
- Friend A can only play once against friend B
- Homepage
- Block with ranking
- Ordered by points (first) and fewer balls left (second)
- Block with list of matches
- Search by friend name
- Link to match detail
- Link to friend detail
- Block with ranking
- Match detail page
- Match info
- Friend detail page
- Friend info
- Block with list of games
- Submission page
- Form to submit a match result between two friends
- Frameworks should be avoided (like Laravel for example)
- The data for the pages should be provided through a REST API
- Server Stack:
- Apache / Nginx
- PHP 7.X+
- MySQL 5.7
- Applicational Stack:
- Composer
- SQL Dump or some kind of migrations / seeds with dummy data
- HTML5 / CSS3