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50 lines
1.6 KiB
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# BrainWare Order List
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This is a very small sample web application written in a very simplistic manner.
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Grab the code and refactor it so that it meets your standard for production ready code.
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There is no need to add additional functionality and you do not need to keep the existing code or project structure.
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The only requirement is that it returns the list of orders and that it meets your standards!
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Fork this project to your personal repo and commit all your changes to that branch.
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## Changes for Running Locally
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Update the connection string in the class <project root>\Api\Infrastructure\Database.cs.
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Change the AttachDbFile name to the full path of the BrainWare.mdf file (located under <project root>\Api\Data\).
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## Original Output Example
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## Setup
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### Database Setup
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- Start SQL Server Management Studio as Administrator
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- Once connected to your local SQL Server instance
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- Right click on the Database node and select Attach
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- Select the file BrainWare\Api\Data\BrainWare.mdf
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- You can also deploy the project ProjectDB to your local SQL Server instance
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- Then execute in SQL Server Management Studio the file BrainWare\ProjectDB\PopulateDB.sql
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### API - Visual Studio
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- Open solution BrainWare\BrainWare.sln
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- Update the database connection string in file Api\Infrastructure\Database.cs
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- Set the project Web, as the start up project
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- Press F5
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### API - VS Code or Command Line
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- Open Brainware folder
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- dotnet run --project=./Api
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### Web App - VS Code or Command Line
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- Open Brainware folder
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- cd .\web-app\
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- npm install
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- npm start
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